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Woman, warrior, Legend. For ten years Mulan disguised as a man, has fought for the Chinese Empire. Now the fighting is coming to an end, one last battle and she will be going home – but can she return to her old life, become a woman again. A search for identity in a violent world. From the team behind Edfringe Sell-Out 'The Unknown Soldier' Grist to the Mill and working in collaboration with British-East-Asian theatre Company Red Dragonfly Productions, we bring you the real Chinese heroine that inspired Disney’s animation and live-feature Mulan.

'A powerful exploration of gender, war, and identity, as relevant and timely today as ever’ **** - Tulpa Magazine, Adelaide Fringe
 
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This event is kindly supported by The Confucius Institute at The University of LIverpool. 
 
Established in 2009, the Confucius Institute at the University of Liverpool aims to advance and promote the study of Chinese language, culture and the arts through taught programmes, cultural activities and public engagement within the University of Liverpool and the wider Merseyside community.

Liverpool Confucius Institute organizes a huge range of culture events throughout the year from calligraphy, Chinese painting, Tai-Chi classes, Chinese film events, Chinese New Year Showcase, guest lectures, Spring Festival celebrations and our annual Dragon Boat Race.