Intertwined Shadows (Green) [Eaton Live Art Festival 2026] [Early Bird]

Highlights "Intertwined Shadows (Green)" is a featured production of the "Eaton Live Art Festival 2026". This performance cleverly transforms physical conditioning and combat training into a nuanced duet performance. Two female performers, within a space composed of soft carpets, delicately present the subtle tensions between power, trust, and vulnerability through the negotiation of physical strength. This is not merely a dance performance, but a profound exploration of female subjectivity, emotional connection, and collective strength. ## Program Presented by Eaton HK, the inaugural "Eaton Live Art Festival" aims to broaden the boundaries of contemporary performing arts. The work is rooted in ongoing jiu-jitsu practice, viewing the body as a vessel for knowledge production. Through the interaction of performers in the space, the work redefines the meaning of physical effort and touch, and deeply analyzes how daily movements shape the relationship between the self and others. The program also features interactive elements, allowing the audience to feel the charm of live performance art. ## Performers This production is conceptualized and directed by artist Leila McMillan, who also performs in the piece alongside Tsang Wing-fai. The production team also includes stage designer Florencia Martin, dramaturg Dr. Melina Scialom, and jiu-jitsu coach Fabio Lim. Leila McMillan participates in this performance with the permission of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. ## Venue & Access The performance venue is "Tomorrow Maybe" on the 4th floor of Eaton HK. The hotel is located in the heart of Kowloon, close to Jordan MTR station, making it extremely convenient for audiences to reach. ## Ticketing The ticket price is HKD 100, which includes one drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic). Early Bird: Book on or before 2026-11-16 to enjoy an early bird price of HKD 80. Additionally, full-time students, seniors aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and their carers, and CSSA recipients are entitled to a concessionary price of HKD 80. The program lasts about 30 minutes, with a post-show talk following the December 5th session, totaling approximately 60 minutes. Please note that photography and video recording may take place on-site; audience members should refer to the relevant terms and conditions.