Translating a divergent body
David Agudelo Restrepo on a work that asks how translatable is the disabled experience to those who do not inhabit bodies with such limitations
David Agudelo Restrepo on a work that asks how translatable is the disabled experience to those who do not inhabit bodies with such limitations
Riveting choreography. By looking at the madness we…have gone through, Tsai Po-Cheng invites the audience to let go, explore our deeper feelings
A look at the scene as it is through the eyes of the dancers past and present, while glancing back at some of the history of ballet on the island
Perhaps best described as a collection of dance essays. Some overlap, some do not… but the underlying theme of time is never too far away.
In/Out of Bounds, a cross-cultural coming together of Indian and Chinese dance; and The Ticking Clock, a look at climate change
The Whisper of the Waves is very, very stylish and has a lovely pace and rhythm. It comes with depth and intensity
a magical hour of dance and acrobatics that oozes warmth and that will delight the whole family.
For all its downbeat beginning, Ice Age definitely comes with a life affirming, positive outlook. It ends celebrating the human body and spirit
Fine detail is everywhere in an hour of contemporary dance at its best: beautiful, telling movement that holds you throughout.
An explosion of strong and lively colours; a visually stunning production that leaves a lasting impression for audiences to take home and savour