International Presenter Invitation

Brussels (Belgium)
Producer, Dramaturg, Curator

Cecilia Kuska is an Argentinian-born, globally active producer, curator, and cultural strategist whose work spans contemporary performance, cross-border collaboration, and institutional transformation. She currently serves as International Relations Manager at the KVS Royal Flemish City Theatre in Brussels. As the founder of ROSA Studio and artistic coordinator and co-curator of Próximamente Festival in Brussels, she supports artists within complex geopolitical landscapes by building platforms grounded in horizontal curatorial models and transnational exchange.
ckuska.com

Taipei (Taiwan)
Theater Producer

Chin Mu has been producing, marketing and programming performing arts for over two decades. She has worked for independent theater and dance companies, and for organizations that serve governmental cultural policies. The spectrum of the projects she has been involved with ranges from large-scale outdoor productions to site-specific intimate immersive theater. Most of the projects have involved international collaborators and contemporary concern. She has hosted numerous workshops and educational programs to nurture the next generation of theater makers from Taiwan and internationally.
Chin is currently the Senior Producer of National Theater & Concert Hall. She has also produced several NTCH original programs with international artists, including Ong Keng Sen, Darren O’Donnell, Stefan Kaegi, etc.
https://www.facebook.com/cecilia.mu.18/

Singapore
Producer

Cui is an interdependent arts producer and facilitator. Since 2008, she has produced, consulted on, and managed projects across disciplines, scales, and contexts: with independent artists in contemporary art, performance, moving image, and literary arts; and for organisations and platforms including Archifest, NAC’s pilot Arts x Tech Lab and Performing Arts x Tech Lab, Asian Film Archive, DesignSingapore Council, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, National Arts Council, NTU CCA Singapore, Singapore International Festival of Arts, Singapore Writers Festival, The Substation, and more.
She is an organising member of Producers SG, a community network for independent arts producers, arts managers, and self-producing artists in Singapore. She is also on the organising team of Asian Producers’ Platform, a peer-based network for performing arts producers living and working across Asia Pacific.
Cui is currently Head, Biennale at Singapore Art Museum, where she works on the Singapore Biennale.
http://tsuei.co
https://www.instagram.com/tsuei.co

Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Producer

June Tan is a producer, scriptwriter and member of the arts collective Five Arts Centre, based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She studied Biology at Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine and worked in the corporate sector while stage-managing, tour-managing and producing arts projects. June uses her diverse experience to create platforms for artmaking and to enable social activism and change.
In 2026 June was the Artistic Director of KL Festival, a month-long arts and cultural festival organised by the city. From 2018-2020 June was Director for TPAM in Yokohama, an arts platform reflecting contemporary thinking in Asia. June also writes and produces for films and TV and won Best Screenplay for Spilt Gravy on Rice at the Malaysian Film Festival (2022).
She is also active in ReformARTsi, a grassroots coalition seeking arts policy change and sits on the board of the Malaysian National Film Development Corporation (FINAS).
FiveArtsCentre: https://www.fiveartscentre.org

Philippines
Associate Artistic Director of Tanghalang Pilipino, Festival Co-Director of the Virgin Labfest

Marco Viaña is an award-winning Filipino actor, director, designer, and arts manager. He currently serves as Festival Co-Director of the Virgin Labfest and Associate Artistic Director of Tanghalang Pilipino, the National Performing Arts Company for Theater of the Philippines.
He began his career as an actor with the Tanghalang Pilipino Actors Company before expanding his practice into directing, stage and costume design, arts facilitation, and cultural exchange. As a UNICEF Philippines actor-facilitator, he conducted acting, forum theater, and children's art workshops in communities across the country.
In addition to his work as an actor and director, he has designed sets and costumes for numerous theater productions, including a Philippine production presented at the World Theatre Congress in Moscow.
His recent international engagements include an artist residency through the New England Foundation for the Arts' Center Stage Program (USA, 2023), participation in the Yokohama Performing Arts Meeting (Japan, 2024), the Asian Producers' Platform Camp (Taiwan and Japan, 2025), and the Programmers Forum of the Indonesia Dramatic Reading Festival (2025). He is currently a collaborator of the BIOTOPE Program of the Shizuoka Performing Arts Center (Japan, 2026–2028).
https://vianamarco.wixsite.com/theater
https://www.instagram.com/marcoviana.ph/

Singapore
Arts Worker, Co-founder of Arts Republic, Community Engagement Lead of Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI)

Max Yam is an arts administrator, critic, advocate, and co-founder of Arts Republic, an independent arts media platform in Singapore that he has managed since 2010. He actively explores alternative ways of critical engagement, including "conversational criticism" — organising public gatherings and discussion groups to create open spaces for dialogue around performances. Originally from Sabah, Malaysia, his work is guided by an interest in the Southeast Asian performing arts scene and cross-cultural interactions and connections. He currently leads community engagement at the Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI), driving outreach, managing partnerships, and fostering international and local dialogue and collaborations around theatre training, arts education, intercultural practice, and performance-making.
https://www.instagram.com/maxyam/

Bangkok (Thailand)
Theatre Director, Dramaturge, Festival Director

Miss Oat is a Bangkok-based theatre artist working across experimental theatre, performance art, playwriting, performing arts curator, and socially engaged practice. She founded Miss Theatre, an experimental performance group exploring queerness, personal identity, and histories of structural violence and authoritarianism, fusing personal narrative and suppressed histories to reclaim queer experience as resistance and survival.
Her practice deliberately resists fixed categories—theatre and live art, performing and performance art mirroring gender's own fluidity. Drawing on posthumanism, transgender history, activism, and cultural archives, she treats performance as both political act and shared ritual, dismantling patriarchal and authoritarian logics.
In 2024, she founded H0M0HAUS, a queer performing arts festival now a key gathering space for LGBTQIA+ artists across Thailand and Southeast Asia. Its 3rd edition runs in June 2026 featuring queer artists from Southeast Asia as the main lineup, with audiences from around the world.
https://web.facebook.com/oat.iszuepa
https://web.facebook.com/MissTheatre
https://web.facebook.com/homohausofficial
https://www.instagram.com/miss_oat/

Jakarta (Indonesia)
Performing Arts Curator

Rebecca Kezia is a curator, producer, and dramaturg working across theatre, dance, literature, and critical discourse. A graduate of the Faculty of Humanities, University of Indonesia, her practice focuses on contemporary performance, dramaturgy, cultural exchange, and public engagement.
From 2015 to 2023, she served as Program Manager for Education and Discourse at Komunitas Salihara Arts Center and was a member of the Jakarta Arts Council Theatre Committee. Her curatorial projects include Indonesia Bertutur 2024, Indonesian Dance Festival 2022, and Indonesia Dramatic Reading Festival 2018.
Together with Rama Thaharani, Amna Kusumo, and Josh Marcy, she co-initiated the Indonesia Performance Producers Network (Jejaring Produser Pertunjukan Indonesia). She is currently a curator for the Djakarta International Theater Platform (DITP) and the Jakarta International Dance Festival (JICON), where she develops platforms for artistic exchange, collaboration, and critical inquiry in contemporary performance.
https://www.instagram.com/aRRRah__

Berlin (Germany)
Creative Producer, Curator

Tammo is a creative producer, tour manager, agent and curator specialising in contemporary dance and also a photographer. He works transnationally, primarily on transdisciplinary projects, and is usually found on the road. He has collaborated with, amongst others, Choy Ka Fai, Florentina Holzinger and Tanz im August, and is currently working in different roles with Dominique Tegho, Lina Gómez, Jefta van Dinther, Dani Brown, Ixchel Mendoza, Panzetti/Ticconi, Elvan Tekin, the Potsdamer Tanztage and Campo Ghent. Tammo studied communication and photography in Leipzig, Santiago de Chile and Lyon. He also spent extended periods in Lebanon and New Zealand. Through various networks, e.g. the Creative Europe project Next Stage, he advocates for improved international mobility and for fair and equal artistic practice and exchange on a global scale. Extensive travel to performing arts festivals worldwide has laid the foundation for his broad knowledge and network within the global dance scene.