Does your performance group have skills you’d like to show the world? If you dance, play music, do acrobatics, perform magic, do martial arts or have other performance talents… we’d love to have you join us!

After five years of full-house performances, Pull Back the Curtain returns this September with new theatre works written by Hong Kong’s very best youth voices!

We are now offering a new edition of our very successful student scriptwriting initiative Pull Back the Curtain – this time with workshops specially devised for participants aged over 25! Join us, and let us help you put pen to paper and bring your scriptwriting ideas to life.

No Kids is the latest energetic, hilarious, moving and thought-provoking play from the multi-award-winning Bristol-based company, Ad Infinitum.

Through explosive physical style, Tobacco Road tells the story of five resourceful young men and women attempting to carve out a place in the murky underworld of 1920's London.

"If Not Me, Who?" is an urgent piece of eco-theatre that looks at the effects of climate disruption and how we can be motivated to change our way of life.

Written by the Olivier nominee and BAFTA Award-winning, star of Channel 4’s The IT Crowd, Katherine Parkinson.

An award-winning comedy by Spies Like Us, packed with suspense, suspicion and silliness using only five actors and a vacuum cleaner in their trademark explosive physical style.

HKYAF is delighted to be part of the Child Development Centre’s 10th annual Daddy Daughter Ball. Led by professional choreographer Giselle Liu, our talented young HKYAF dancers present In the Eyes of Blossom.

Join our Youth Assistant Choreographer programme and work alongside professional dance artists who share their experience and guide you to develop your choreographic skills and dance techniques.

Join us as a youth dancer at Standard Chartered Arts in the Park 2019 this November as the city gathers to celebrate the arts!

Join us for a dance journey to the streets of Morocco and learn a new style of dance that blends traditional and modern influences, mixing North African dance, new circus and contemporary hip hop.

Take a Stand is an original dance, song and physical theatre work that explores some of the most powerful portrayals of bullying in literature.