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Late at Tate Britain Other Worlds

5 September 2025 at 18.00–22.00
Lots of people chatting in a large hall space with pink lighting.

Late at Tate Britain x HERVISIONS (Photography by Dan Weill)

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Join us as we celebrate the surreal in response to the Ithell Colquhoun and Edward Burra exhibitions

Expect workshops, performances and music responding to the paintings of Ithell Colquhoun and Edward Burra.    ​

Whether getting spiritual for Colquhoun or satirical with Burra is your thing, there will be something for you here.

Late at Tate Britain is co-programmed with Tate Collective Producers who are supported by Gucci through Gucci Changemakers London. Late at Tate Britain is supported by The Rothschild Foundation.

Programme

Sirens’ Oath: Part I

Performance

Upper Rotunda

18.00-18.30

Sirens’ Oath is a live roleplaying game performance led by artist Wingshan. Blending spoken word, performance, and collaborative storytelling, the piece draws from eco-grief, feminine rage, and myth-making. Reflective of the surreal work of Ithell Colquhoun, the performance conjures a hidden realm where vengeful mermaid witches gather to decide the fate of a city. Part I begins with a haunting siren’s lament from the Members’ Balcony.

Skulk

Installation

Manton entrance

18.00-22.00

Skulk, by Shado Hart, is an artwork depicting a dreamscape, inspired by the works of Ithell Colquhoun.

Watercolours on cotton, 2025

Reprezent Radio: Under the Rotunda

Music

Lower Rotunda

18.00-21.30

Come hear the best of new London sound presented by Brixton based Reprezent Radio. Dubbed as a hidden subterranean club, under the rotunda goes off!

Spirit(ed) Drawing with Toad Lickers Collective

Workshop

North Duveens

18.00-21.45

Join Toad Lickers Collective for occult inspired life drawing with a twist. Exploring themes around early theatrical spirit photography, feminist horror and queer surrealism, you will be invited to draw monstrous muses inspired by the current exhibition, Ithell Colquhoun: Between Worlds.

Nay of the Nile: Poetry in Ritual Motion

Performance

Clore Studio

19.21, 20.21, 21.21

Join Kamitan Arts for a powerful live performance fusing bi-lingual Rap-Poetry, Indigenous Egyptian live music and ‘Maat’ian Movement’, a unique dance style dubbed by Princess Emmanuelle. 

Rooted in Ancient Egyptian philosophy, the choreography and 'Word, Sound, Power' explores cultural identity and indigenous ancestral spirituality. The performance echoes Colquhoun’s surrealist lens and resonates with Burra’s reflections on disability and marginalisation, offering an embodied response shaped by Princess Emmanuelle’s own lived experience as a long-term injured dancer and choreographer of Coptic and Upper Egyptian heritage.  

*Maat is the Ancient Egyptian Deity of Justice, Truth, Balance and Harmony.

Reprezent Radio: Main Stage

Music

Room 8

18.00-21.30

Reprezent are back in their spiritual home of Room 8 - come here some of the best London based DJs playing the freshest tunes amongst some of the U.K's most famous artworks.

Sirens’ Oath: Part II

Performance

Room 10

19.30-21.30

Sirens’ Oath is a live roleplaying game performance led by artist Wingshan. Blending spoken word, performance, and collaborative storytelling, the piece draws from eco-grief, feminine rage, and myth-making. Reflective of the surreal work of Ithell Colquhoun, the performance conjures a hidden realm where vengeful mermaid witches gather to decide the fate of a city. Part II unfolds as an improvised live game played in-character by performers. Audiences are invited to drift in and out, witnessing a ritual of resistance, beauty, and collective power.

Play Studio: Dream Worlds

Workshop

Play Studio

18.00-21.30

Join artist Rosemary Jane Cronin in Play Studio: Dream Worlds and delve into the subconscious by creating your own tarot cards through surreal and ethereal techniques used by Ithell Colquhoun. Tarot readings will be taking place throughout the night.

Chill Out Room

Quiet Space

18.00-22.00

Do you need a room to take a break from the many activations happening in the building, and the rest of the world? We invite you to reset your senses and recharge in this quiet, access-friendly and wellness-inspired chill out space.

Wingshan

Wingshan is a Nottingham-based artist, curator and games designer exploring ritual, eco-grief and collective power. Her latest project, Sirens’ Oath, is a narrative-led roleplaying game about vengeful mermaid witches. Blending spoken word, immersive performance and collaborative storytelling, this live actual play invites audiences to join its ritual. Sirens’ Oath will launch on Gamefound in October 2025.

Shado Hart

Shado Hart, from London, studied Art Foundation in expanded painting at Central Saint Martins, followed by Fine Art with History of Art at the University of Leeds.

Hart is a multidisciplinary artist, preliminarily working with illustration, found object sculptures and performance. Their work explores themes of illness, inability and traumatic selfhood.

Toad Lickers Collective

Toad Lickers Collective is an artist-led community based across Brighton, London and Birmingham. Their work draws on folklore, urban myth, and digital or contemporary pop culture through grassroots and collaborative working. Centered around archives, heritage and learning, the collective centres working-class perspectives and ideas around what art can be.

@toadlickerscollective

Kamitan Arts

Princess Emmanuelle a.k.a. EmpresS *1 (الامبراطورة الأولى), is a British Egyptian bilingual rap-poetess, choreographer, creative healing facilitator and the Founding Artistic Director of Kamitan Arts CIC.

Mina Mikhael Salama is a prolific Egyptian musician immersed in Coptic, Arabic and European music.

Sarah Tobias is a world-touring multi-instrumentalist known for her work with iconic reggae bands and her long-standing collaboration with Kamitan Arts.

@Kamitan_Arts

Rosemary Cronin

Rosemary Cronin is an artist, writer and lecturer with a research-based practice focusing on gender, psychoanalysis and subversion. Their work is realised through film, performance, paint, print and sculpture. Cronin has exhibited at The Freud Museum, Tate, ICA London, National Portrait Gallery, Transition Gallery, South London Gallery and The Wallace Collection.
@rosemaryjanecronin

Food and Drink

Duveens Bar

18.00-21.45

Fancy a drink? Head over to our pop-up bar in the Duveens!

Djanogly Café

18.00-21.45

Grab some food and drink and enjoy the music in the Djanogly Café. Try out our range of drinks, including a selection of locally sourced beer.

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  • Accessible, standard and Changing Places toilets are located on the Lower floor.
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5 September 2025 at 18.00–22.00

18+

Please note this event will be photographed. If you do not wish to be photographed, please collect and clearly wear a red sticker from the Manton ticket desk.

Tate Collective Producers are supported by Gucci Changemakers London

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