Described as a lecture which turns into a workshop which turns into a performance, Touch Me Hold Me Let Me Go will be led by Lee Su-Feh, a performance maker, educator and writer who has spent the last 40 years exploring the human body as a site of intersecting habits and histories. This gathering invites the audience to listen, experience and participate with their bodies and voices, with Su-Feh sharing her Touch Me Hold Me Let Me Go algorithm, and ways to use it. We speak to Su-Feh and also dance artist Lee Ren Xin, who is producing Su-Feh's workshop and lecture performance, to find out more. 


Image credit: Five Arts Centre Malaysia

Described as a lecture which turns into a workshop which turns into a performance, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfPA-ZdA4eIDkoQ9EGjIECm_gtv_2KEIgT-q_1gTDnxg9RQ3g/viewform">Touch Me Hold Me Let Me Go</a> will be led by <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.leesufeh.space/">Lee Su-Feh</a>, a performance maker, educator and writer who has spent the last 40 years exploring the human body as a site of intersecting habits and histories. This gathering invites the audience to listen, experience and participate with their bodies and voices, with Su-Feh sharing her Touch Me Hold Me Let Me Go algorithm, and ways to use it. We speak to Su-Feh and also dance artist Lee Ren Xin, who is producing Su-Feh's workshop and lecture performance, to find out more.&nbsp; Image credit: Five Arts Centre Malaysia

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