This July, Sydney audiences are invited to experience 'Convergence', a fusion of martial arts and Chinese dance, brought to life by Hong Kong Dance Company at the Seymour Centre.
The documentary 'Quiet Walk' has unique scenery. The work shows dancers refining their thinking about the body, martial arts and performance in their daily training. We see the process of performers questioning themselves under the camera, including doubts, uneasiness, curiosity, Joy and other mixed emotions, director Zhuo Xiang objectively sorted out these states, allowing their reality to penetrate the performance.
At the Urumqi Diwopu International Airport in Northwest China s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, dancers from both the South African Elvis Sibeko Studios and the Xinjiang Art Theater share dance moves. Despite the language barrier, they expressed their excitement after participating in the 6th China Xinjiang International Dance Festival through intricate yet effortless choreography.
Following the success of Hu Xueyan, my Dear, HKRep Artistic Director Poon Wai Sum creates another play based on a historical figure: Liu Rushi. This production runs from 9th to 24th September.
Following the success of Hu Xueyan, my Dear, HKRep Artistic Director Poon Wai Sum creates another play based on a historical figure: Liu Rushi. Despite many fateful turns, Liu shattered conventional ideas of womanhood in the dynastic era: she was true to herself and steadfast in love.