Taiwanese dance company D_Antidote Production and choreographer Chuang Po-Hsiang return to London with two distinctive works at The Coronet Theatre: the highly acclaimed Palingenesis and the UK premiere of Non-Ordinary Services.

As a part of Bristol Photo Festival, Family Times brings together Taiwanese photographers Liu Hsing Yu (劉星佑) and Annie Wang (汪曉青), exploring how family relationships are continually reshaped by time, memory, identity and social change.

Traversing the Mist is a multi-user virtual reality experience in which participants inhabit the same virtual world simultaneously. Embodying identical avatars, they wander through a surreal gay sauna where fragments of memories, desires, and intimate encounters gradually emerge.

A choreographic duet by Taiwanese choreographer Lo Fang-Yun. Inspired by the unresolved conflict across the Taiwan Strait, The Seas Between Us explores how political systems and cultural influences shape personal identity, behaviour and relationships.

A live perfoemance mixing art, dance and technology, where a dancer comes face-to-face with her digital twin. Current/y is an immersive work by Taiwanese artist Chen Yi combining live performance, motion capture, game-engine technology, large-scale projection and an immersive spatial soundscape.

With support from the Ministry of Culture and RC Foundation of Taiwan, the exhibition at Hayward Gallery brings together works by Musquiqui Chihying, which explores urban life, technology and the ways digital systems shape our everyday lives.

Taiwan Season has been a prominent feature at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe since 2014, bringing Taiwanese dance, theatre, and live performance. Over a decade, it has developed a strong and sustained presence, offering international audiences a glimpse into Taiwan’s vibrant and diverse cultural landscape.

Taiwanese artist Tsai Yu-ting (蔡昱廷) has been selected for a 12-week residency at the Delfina Foundation in London, organized in partnership with the Cultural Division of the Taipei Representative Office in the U.K. He will be in residence from June 22 to Sept. 13.

Supported by the Ministry of Culture, Taiwanese Indigenous DJ Dungi is starting a UK tour across Sheffield, Bristol and London. Dungi Sapor blends Amis vocals with experimental electronic sound, transforming voice into rhythm and atmosphere.

On the evening of 19th May, Taiwan Travelogue won of the International Booker Prize — the major award in the world of English-translated literature. Written by Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translated into English by Lin King, it made the first Taiwanese work ever to do so which set a milestone of Taiwanese literature.

Supported by the Ministry of Culture, the Queer East Festival 2026 features several Taiwanese films, shorts, artists, and writer to showcase the lively LGBTQ+ culture in Taiwan. The festival features many Taiwanese works, this diverse lineup highlights Taiwan's cinematic exploration of themes such as gender identity.

Hung Dance presented Push and Pull, a duet choreographed by Lai Hung-chung. Inspired by the balancing principles of Tai Chi, the work explores the dynamics of human relationships.