campaigns have been organized such as the British Chinese Register to Vote organised by Get Active UK, a working title that encompasses all the activities run by the Integration of British Chinese into Politics (the British Chinese Project) and its various partners. The campaign wishes to highlight the low awareness of politics among the British Chinese community; to encourage those eligible to vote but not on the electoral register to get registered; and to help people make a difference on issues affecting themselves and their communities on a daily basis by getting their voices heard through voting. The largest political organisation in the British Chinese community is the Conservative Friends of the Chinese. Arts The esea contemporary (formerly Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art or CFCCA) is the international agency for the development and promotion of contemporary Chinese artists. Established in 1986, it is based in Manchester, the city with the second largest Chinese community in the UK, and the organisation is part of the region's rich Chinese heritage. The Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art also hosts the International Chinese Live Art Festival which showcases work by Chinese artists from across the world. The Yellow Earth Theatre company is a London-based international touring company formed by five British East Asian performers in 1995. It aims to promote the writing and performing talents of East Asians in Britain. The China Arts Space is an organisation that promotes East Asian visual and performing arts. British lecturers Dr Felicia Chan and Dr Andy Willis, of the University of Manchester and University of Salford respectively, have proposed that artists of Chinese heritage in the UK were accepted inclusively under the label British Asian in the 1980s. Music KT Tunstall is a well-known Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist whose maternal grandmother was Chinese. Film and television British Chinese film and television productions include: The Chinese Detective, (1981–1982) television series Ping Pong (1986) directed by Po-Chih Leong Soursweet (1988) directed by Mike Newell Peggy Su! (1997) directed by Frances-Anne Solomon Dim Sum (A Little Bit of Heart) (2002) directed by Jane Wong The Missing Chink (2004) directed by Kate Solomon Sweet & Sour Comedy (2004) directed by Neil A. McLennan Spirit Warriors (2010) television series created by Jo Ho starring Jessica Henwick, Benedict Wong, Tom Wu and Burt Kwouk Documentary Silk Screens (2008) Chinatown (2006), directed by Charlotte Metcalf and Dollan Cannel Radio Chinese in Britain (BBC Radio