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Sunday 2nd February | 2025 | 4pm & 6pm (1 hour, no interval)
Djanogly Theatre
£10 (£8 if purchased before 26 January, no concessions)
Join Lakeside Arts to welcome the Year of the Snake! The show will weave together a dazzling combination of the contemporary and traditional, with performances including enchanting Chinese Guzheng and Pipa music, edge-of-your-seat group Kung Fu routines and a spectacular lion dance. Embrace the spirit of renewal, wisdom and prosperity that the Year of the Snake brings – the perfect way to begin the year.
Featuring the Confucius Institute for Traditional Chinese Medicine at London South Bank University Art Troupe.
Suitable for all.
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