A celebration of new ideas incubated from the Pollination residency, new connections and food with Hong Kong & ESEA communities!
Join us for a relaxed afternoon of sharing, conversations, and connection ✨
Artists from the Pollination Residency (selected through our open call and hosted at BOLD Theatre) will be sharing excerpts of what they’ve been developing during the residency, and they are actively looking for feedback from creatives like you!
Full line-up to be announced soon
The sharing will then flow into an informal networking space — partnered with Studio Current, a creatives platform connecting emerging artists across Asia and the UK — where Hong Kong & ESEA creatives can meet, chat, and exchange ideas.
Whether you’re curious about new work, interested in creative processes, or simply want to connect with others in the community, you’re very welcome to join.
Pollination Residency presenting artists
Finding Home Aboard - Body As Home by Winnie Lam Wai Ying
A lecture-format presentation summing up Lam's research from 2023, Finding Home Aboard, trying to link up the relationships, sense of belonging, and roots about herself and the community(ies) she has stayed within.
Small Parts: Script and Devising Research and Development Exploration by Sophia Wai Yee Ginsburg
With Jennifer Williams, Kaja Chan, Maryhee Yoon and Cherilyn Lau
Exploring and excavating female friendship, internalised racism, multicultural identity and performativity within theatre spaces through a new script.
Ghost Girl 鬼妹 by Lilian Tsang
With Esther Fernández Guerra, Elizabeth Chu, Victoria Duthie and Andy Yau
Iphigenia’s father wanted her dead but she was rescued by the goddess Artemis. Now, she lives in exile on an island far away from home. Struggling to reconcile with her family’s betrayal, she tries to bury her identity and create a new one. Ghost Girl is a retelling of Iphigenia’s tale set in Hong Kong and Britain.
Project Urban Fox by Jacob Wu
Stitched together by memories, dancing under a borrowed moon, fighting for a place to survive.
About Amy Sze Productions/Pollination Project: Built on the massive success of the Habitat Project last year, Amy Sze Productions is back this autumn/winter with a bigger creative development programme, offering opportunities and events for not just Hong Kong creatives, but also local communities across London! In partnership with Mayor of London, we will be delivering a series of events from now to February 2026 to bridge communities and celebrate creativity.
🗣️Hong Kong, ESEA, international and London creatives are all welcome!
💬 If you are looking for something, willing to offer something, or trying to promote your upcoming work, come and put your message on the communal notice board on the day.
Light refreshments provided ☕ 🍰
🚝 Travel support is available for Hong Kong creatives in London. Please let us know in the order form if you would like to apply.
🌱Part of Pollination Project, presented by Amy Sze Productions, in partnership with Mayor of London, supported by BOLD Elephant and St Margaret’s House
Contact: If you have any questions regarding this event, please email programming@stmargaretshouse.org.uk
Venue: The Mulberry Hall at St Margaret's House, 21 Old Ford Road — E2 9PL
Access: If you have any access needs of which we should be aware, please get in touch with us on 020 8980 2092 or email emily@stmargaretshouse.org.uk so we can arrange this for you.
Access Support: We are happy to provide a free PA/Carer ticket for anyone with access needs. If you require a PA ticket, please call us on 020 8980 2092 and we’ll discuss your requirements.
Date: Saturday 24th January
Time: 2–5pm
Tickets: Free