Dancing Seoul To Soul – Korea · Hong Kong · Encounter
Dance
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Dancing Seoul to Soul – SeoulHong KongEncounter
Korea isn’t just all about K-Pop.
Ryu Seok-hun, Lee Yun-kyung, Yun Min-suk. Three glittering stars of contemporary choreography from Seoul. They are bringing two works that showcase the independent spirit of Korean dance, blending cultural traditions with contemporary insight.
Ryu is the Gold Medalist of the Japan International Ballet and Modern Dance competition. Lee is a professor and often seen on stage at major international dance festivals. Together they create The Road from the best loved folksong “A-Ri-Rang”.
Yun is the choreographer of the French film Milan A.C, an active force of the French arts scene before returning to his native Korea. He brings together traditional music and contemporary dance into Miscellaneous Thoughts on men and life.
In response, Hong Kong Dance Company’s Principal Dancer Huang Lei creates a new work Passing Shadows, exploring human emotions and state of mind.
Artists from Seoul and Hong Kong come together at Platform 8/F to push the boundaries of choreography and traditions.
Meet the Artists
Moderator: Daniel Yeung
After the performance of 18 Dec 2015 (Fri) 7:45pm
Moderator: Lok Fung
After the performance of 19 Dec 2015 (Sat) 7:45pm
Programme Details
The Road Dance Company THE Body (Korea)
Miscellaneous Thoughts Mamook Dance Company (Korea)
Passing Shadows Hong Kong Dance Company (Hong Kong)
Lighting Designer：Billy Tang
#THE Body
Production：The Road Dance Company(Korea)
Choreography：Ryu Seok-hun
Performers：Ryu Seok-hun; Lee Yun-kyung
#Miscellaneous Thoughts
Production：Mamook Dance Company(Korea)
Choreography：Yun Min-suk
Performers：Kim Seok-jung; Kan Min-kyung
#Passing Shadows
Production：Hong Kong Dance Company(Hong Kong)
Choreography：Huang Lei
Performers：Hong Kong Dance Company Dancers
Music：Choi Sai-ho
Note：This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Theatre Yearbook 2015 – Dance, Drama and Xiqu" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).
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$180
Indoor
Local, Non-local
