📍Morocco
Vertical, film photos
Actually got surprised by all the photos that came out. I finished a whole roll in Morocco and sometimes I would forget what I took photos of. But I remember I waited at some random corner for a red car to show up because I was amazed by the last one when it drove by, remember the first sight when I took the right turn and saw the sea at the end the road, and remember watching modern people walking by an ancient medina...the bookstore owner trying to talk to us in English and ending up in French, the lonely street performer performing for a few hours...
These are not just photos, they are my memories. They just fly through a camera lens and come out solid.
📍Morocco
Horizontal, through a film camera lens
It's really difficult for me to pick the first picture. What should conclude and represent my impression of Morocco? The city view of Chefchaouen? Or the "white city" Tetouen? Or the man who sells chicken on the local market day? Or the sea in Tangier?
Difficult, difficult.
📣 MEET THE CREATIVES: Tutu Ching as our movement director
Tutu Ching is a director, choreographer, podcast host, and performer originally from China and now based in London. With a focus on creating movement-based devised works, she has special interests in and studies organic acting, the connection between human emotions and physical reaction, and the use of street dance training in theatre. She also had experience in making dance films and engaged in music video projects.
Main works: JIAO (dance theatre), Murmurs Devoured by the Sea (physical theatre), Touch (dance film), Monthly Dread (short film), A Summer Night’s Firefly (physical theatre), Rooftop Chitchat (podcast)
Gruesome Playground Injuries | 24-28 February 2026 | 7:30 | Golden Goose Theatre
The medina at present day
The road we saw many "men-only" cafe
The lonely church gate keeper
The park
The fireplace where we talked for a whole night
The little bookstore "maze" where only he knows where everything is
Will miss Morocco and I enjoyed the stories there
TNC | THINGS TO DO IN LONDON INTERVIEW | 2026
Rooftop Supper Club from @rooftop.chitchat . We talk with chef/creator Tutu Ching @tutuching about this new, unique dining experience for London.
What has made @rdm.killbean such a great partner for this unique initiate?
Meeting Yanyi was quite serendipitous. I came across his product, the London Coffeemap, on Xiaohongshu and loved it. Later, I coincidentally met him at one of the coffee shops on the map, and I invited him to be a guest on my podcast. During the podcast filming, he showed interest in what I do and suggested I host a pop-up at his coffee shop. When I visited his coffee shop for coffee, he proposed a concrete plan, and we quickly made it happen. I find them very supportive. The coffee shop itself has a comfortable vibe, perfect for small gatherings, and the décor is thoughtful and tasteful. So, I didn’t hesitate to choose KillBean as our partner.
✨2025 WRAPUP✨
We are immensely grateful that in 2025, Rooftop Chitchat successfully resumed podcast recordings in London and embarked on the journey of launching our supper club events. We deeply appreciate all the friends and audiences who have supported this project in various ways along the journey. Without you all, it would have been difficult for this project to sustain itself.
Last Saturday, we just hosted our second supper club event. Thank you to everyone who joined us at the dinner table. We hope the evening was a warm and delightful experience for you.
Bookings for the supper club on January 22nd are now open. Feel free to DM us for inquiries.
In 2026, we will host monthly supper club events and also organize some special surprise pop-ups. We hope you continue to follow us and stay tuned.
Happy New Year!
Venue: @rdm.killbean
Photographer: @lam_ziyang
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