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Theama brought together experts and artists from diverse disciplines and perspectives to explore humanity's relationship to Myth, Technology and the Human Body. It was a Think Tank initiated by Akram Khan for open ended exploration of some significant themes currently affecting humanity, and later fed in to his final solo show Xenos. Over the 12 months that we met it was a huge hnour to help connect, deepen and share our collective thoughts and experience in a visual form.