Are you a migrant artist curious about founding or running your own ensemble, collective or company?
Or a fellow freelancer wondering how you can better support your migrant collaborators? Join
@ensemble_not_found___ and
@halfpacetheatre for a panel discussion and Q&A exploring how migrants can ‘make it work’ and thrive in theatre and performing arts.
7:30PM
21 May 2026
@newdiorama
Our expert panelists will discuss their experiences with working in collectives, from logistics to day-to-day management to creating collaborative environments. They’ll look at the biggest challenges and opportunities available to migrant artists. This panel features a Q&A where you can ask your most burning questions. After, we will host an ‘artist speed dating’ session where you can network with fellow migrant artists.
Our panelists include:
Emma Clark is an Asian American performance maker raised in California and based in London. She is co-director of the critically-acclaimed devising company
@emmaandpj and Head of Programme at
@newdiorama . Recent work includes Scenes from a Repatriation (Royal Court), Ghosts of the Near Future (Barbican Centre & UK Tour), The Shivers (Polka Theatre & New Diorama), and Atlantic (VAULT Festival).
Anna is an award-winning Italian theatre producer, performer, maker and educator whose work focuses on international collaboration and migration narratives. As Executive Producer of
@projekteuropa , she helped lead the company to the 2025 Stage Awards International Award. Her work spans producing, performance and arts education across the UK and internationally.
Diana Feng is a multidisciplinary theatre maker/ PhD researcher. Her work explores barriers ESEA performers face in the UK theatre industry and ways to expand audiences for ESEA-majority productions.
She is the founder of
@bigkun.uk , a creative company working across stage and screen or anywhere in between to challenge social norms and centre nuanced experiences, and the co-founder of WWWC, a non-hierarchical women and femme creative collective dedicated to uplifting marginalised voices.
Save your spot using the link in our bio!