We are now pleased to offer a free-of-charge recording of the live performance of #hashtag to schools interested in sharing it with their students. Through theatre, dance, music and video the performance brings to life the powerful and sometimes deceptive world of social media, and shines a light on issues facing many young people today, such as cyber bullying, abortion, suicide and self-harm, that are often considered taboo.

If you are a musician or singer keen to share your passion for music with the community, join us and support our volunteer programme Every Note Counts!

Three Lives, Three Songs is a new Cantonese music and video creation programme that brings together music industry professionals and young participants to create original songs and videos inspired by the personal stories of elderly members of the community.

This year, Pull Back the Curtain goes back in time and takes inspiration from some of the greatest figures in 20th century music, art and history.

If you’re curious about using devised theatre at your school, find out more this July at The Process of Devising Theatre, a two-day workshop presented by theatre educator and performance artist Neil Harris.

If you love to sing or beatbox and are curious to learn more about a capella and vocal percussion, join us and audition for our fun-filled fast-paced summer programme at the RAW A Cappella Summer Academy.

Seeking energetic dancers aged 10 to 25! Join one of our three dance teams and celebrate the arts at Standard Chartered Arts in the Park 2021 (AIP) this November. Experience preferred, enthusiasm a must!

We are now seeking enthusiastic young actors and dancers aged 12 to 25 for our flagship original theatre production. We especially welcome performers from the LGBTQ+ youth community to audition.

Why on Earth? features a series of original dance, music and spoken word creations that highlight the issues posed by climate change, the challenges we face in our daily lives, and what we can do to help preserve our planet in the best way possible.

Journey to the Top and Haste Makes E-waste are two new original spoken word dance films from the #BeTheChange film series that encourages young people to address social issues that impact them through the arts.

Drama in Action returns in Spring 2021 with new workshops for youth educators and teachers!

The experimental short film 16 Beats 1 Song celebrates the bold individuality and future prospects of Hong Kong’s young people through dance.

Learning a musical instrument is a great way to help youngsters relieve stress, build self-confidence and bond with people with similar interests. Being able to create an instrument and play it, makes the experience even more memorable.

We are now seeking aspiring singer-songwriters aged 14 to 25 looking to showcase their talents!

If you work with young people and would like to learn more about how to include drama into your teaching, join us for the Drama in Action workshops this autumn!