No Limits arts festival spotlights music, dance, theatre and film
Themed ‘The Human Touch’, this year’s festival is a beacon of inclusivity, promoting understanding through the arts

Running from February 21 to March 29, No Limits comprises performances, workshops and community events across music, dance, theatre and film, spotlighting both local talents and international artists.

The theatrical offerings are equally compelling. At the Sheung Wan Civic Centre from March 20 to 22, Scotland-based Singaporean actor-writer Ramesh Meyyappan’s poignant play Love Beyond will tackle themes of miscommunication through the lived experience of a dementia patient.
Chinese internet celebrity and vlogger Zhao Hongcheng presents her award-winning solo show Be Seen from March 14 to 16 at City Hall, shedding light on the challenges faced by female wheelchair users.

Zhao’s show runs concurrently with Hide-and-Seek, a dance performance by Guangzhou-based choreographer ErGao. Conceived in collaboration with visually impaired artist Theo Wang Zeyu, the production takes elements from Wang’s experience as a migrant masseur and blends them with contemporary choreography, images, sound and texts.