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Bound by the Wind brings The Story of Mulan

Bubble, Regency Square, Sunday 24 May and Monday 25 May

by Peter Allinson
Thursday 21 May, 2026 at 12:33PM
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Bound By The Wind, Rotunda Bubble, May 24-25th 2026

Bound By The Wind, Rotunda Bubble, May 24-25th 2026

What really happened on the day Mulan laid down her sword? It looks like we are going to find out with this new event in Brighton Fringe this year.

Bound by the Wind: The Echoes of the Past returns to the legendary warrior at the moment history skips over — the night the war ends, when victory no longer gives answers.

As Mulan confronts a captured enemy and the loyalty of those closest to her, the play narrows its focus to a single turning point: a decision that will cost lives, break faith, and redefine what heroism truly demands.

This new version strips back the epic scale of previous productions to explore the human cost behind the myth — not the battles fought, but the choice to stop fighting.

Blending stylised stage combat, physical storytelling, and an immersive soundscape, Bound by the Wind offers an intimate reimagining of a legendary figure caught between duty, identity, and freedom.

Created by a multicultural team of emerging artists, the production invites audiences to witness the woman behind the war god — and the moment she chooses to leave.

Performance Dates:

Saturday, May 24th – 2.00 pm – Rotunda Bubble

Sunday, May 25th – 2.00 pm – Rotunda Bubble

Tickets are available from Brighton Fringe.

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