<p>We invited James Harvey Estrada, director of "Ostrich!! Hayupang Die-Bow-Ken" (Japan) and co-director of "Cave" (South Korea), to talk about healing, rituals, and building relationships in international collaboration during the global health crisis.</p>

We invited James Harvey Estrada, director of "Ostrich!! Hayupang Die-Bow-Ken" (Japan) and co-director of "Cave" (South Korea), to talk about healing, rituals, and building relationships in international collaboration during the global health crisis.

(Long) Physical Distanc(e)ing Relationship in International Collaboration

TAWID SA HARBOUR feels like sitting in class with that teacher who can’t help turning every idea into a performance and every tangent into a doorway. Episodes flow with the same playful energy—part theatre geek-out, part gentle provocation, part "what does performance do?" I muse about bodies, stages, screens, and all the quirky little moments that make performance feel uncertain, chaotic, and alive—like a rehearsal when everyone’s overtired but inspired. The harbour becomes our shared studio, where we learn, laugh, spiral, and rethink about performance.

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(Long) Physical Distanc(e)ing Relationship in International Collaboration

(Long) Physical Distanc(e)ing Relationship in International Collaboration