PLAY! Festival 2026

Experimental electronic music duo INTONARU brings their latest set to the south of England, evaluating time, culture and memory in a three-part performance.

Using live electronics and prepared instruments, 'Mud, Oil, Water' is a tactile re-imagination of the relationship between the natural and industrial world. Katherine Lee's 'Tei Ling Ling Dei Ling Ling' brings the programme's thematic material into the spiritual realm of the WWII-era ghost myth of Nam Koo Terrace, creating a sonic ritual of bowls, rice and electronics. 'harbinger' by Tristan Hail pits remembrance against the loop pedal, where densely layered musical motifs fight to remain audible over ever-evolving noise.

Car parking

When you arrive for a College event at our Egham campus, please park in car parks 12 or 4.

Car park 12 can be accessed by turning right as you enter the main College gates and is located next to the tennis courts. If this car park is full, please drive further onto our campus to car park 4, which can be accessed by turning left at the mini-roundabout behind the Students’ Union. We would advise that you bring the College map to campus with you and give yourself plenty of time to park.

Blue Badge holders can find designated parking spaces in Car park 1W, as well as between Gardeners Lodge and the Williams Annexe. You can find these locations by looking at our campus map opposite. If you require any assistance on arrival, please contact our premises team in advance of your visit by emailing: premisesadmin@royalholloway.ac.uk and they will be happy to help.

Please note that we operate an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system on certain parts of our campus, however if you are here for an organised event, parking is unrestricted for event guests in car parks 12, 4 or 14 (or display your blue badge permit if parking in a disabled bay). If you have any questions about parking, please email: premisesadmin@royalholloway.ac.uk