Join Artist Kate McMillan, Composer Cat Hope, and Choreographer Sivan Rubinstein to discuss the creative process behind Never at Sea.

Never at Sea is a creative intervention at St Mary le Strand Church which explores the intersection between forced migration and climate change. Over six days, against the backdrop of a film, sound and sculptural installation, McMillan and her co-collaborators will present a series of talks, symposia and performances.

The project explores the role of creativity in creating a safe space for empathy, imagination, interdisciplinary conversations and collaborations around often divisive issues. The project has been developed in collaboration with the Refugee Council, King's Sanctuary Programme and King's Culture, King's College London.

NOTE: This event is family friendly. Please get in touch if you have any access needs.

Artist Talk: Sunday 25th June 3-4pm

Artist, Creative Director Kate McMillan

Composer, Cat Hope

Choreographer, Sivan Rubinstein

Percussionist, Louise Devenish

Vocalist, Marcia Lemke-Kern

Sound, Decibel Ensemble & Ruthless Jabiru

Dancer, Lydia Walker

Director of Photography, Ric Rifici & Kate McMillan

Producers, Emma Pegrum, Treacle Holasz, Manon Luquand & Kate McMillan

Technical Production, Keegan Curran

Technicians, Matthew Hunt

Actors, Amelia Mangelsdorf, Poppy Breed, Fasika Girmay, Frances Wylie

Essayist, Kate Pickering

Partners: King’s Culture; Science Gallery London; St Mary le Strand Church; Lewisham Refugee Resettlement Program, Refugee Council; King's Sanctuary Programme

Funders: AHRC, Department for Culture, Media and Creative Industries and King's Culture, King's College London, Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance, Monash University, Australian Research Council

Special Thanks: Rev, Peter Babington, Karen Little, Alexander Warder MacEwan, Lana Churchill, Alison Jopp, Margaret Moore & Moore Contemporary, Matthew Hunt, Nicole Mennell, Jacqueline Freakes, Kristyn Mitchell, Alison Duthie, Leanne Hammacott, Kelly Lovelady