Just announced: The Nature of Why at No Limits Hong Kong
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Our new year bursts into life with the Asia Premiere of The Nature of Why at No Limits Festival, Hong Kong.
From Friday 27 February – Sunday 1 March 2026, we'll be inviting attendees of No Limits to join us on stage for a joyous, immersive celebration of the pioneering spirit of physicist Richard Feynman through music and dance, co-directed by Charles Hazlewood and Caroline Bowditch and with a soundtrack by Godlfrapp's Will Gregory.
We have the privilege of kicking off the festival with the first performance on Friday evening to coincide with the opening ceremony, with a total of five shows over the course of the weekend at the Kwai Tsing Theatre.
We are delighted to be bringing The Nature of Why to No Limits Festival. The show levels the playing field by inviting audiences into the performance space to connect and experience this unique performance in the way which works for them, chiming with this years festival theme of The ‘All of Us, All Ways'. We are honoured to be part of the programme and present this show as part of the festival's eighth year.
Hannah Williams Walton, Programme Director (Deputy CEO)
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