Movement With Fan
Dance
‘Dance On’ Series
Description
Description
Antiquity Revolves as Fan Opens
The delicacy of fan and rhythm of posturing aroused my interest to discover the movement with the feature – smoothly coherent.
I am captivated by such smooth-coherent movement and keen on studying on it, to unlock my discovery on antiquity, also orientalism understanding.
Thus, such movement in Chinese Opera with fan, as folding, unfolding, waving, rotating, throwing, covering, swinging, fluttering, shaking, carrying and rowing…I hope to grasp the detailed essence from its origins, in pursuit of being well-founded in each movement.
Organiser / Presenter
Leisure and Cultural Services Department, Cultural Presentations Section
Choreographer：Chen Kai
Solo Dancer：Chen Kai
Instructor of Chinese Opera Fan Skill：Lin Xiaoye
Visual Artist：Chan See Kwong
Lighting Design：Lai Bie
Costume Design：Black Rain
Stage Manager：Leung Wai Han
Stylist：Chan Ming Long
Photographer / Videographer：Gary Chiu
Make-up Artist：Leung Pik Kwan
Poster Design：Scott Chan
Production Manager：Neva Wong
Music：A Collection of Guqin Music
Note：This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Theatre Yearbook 2016 – Dance, Drama and Xiqu" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).
Solo Dancer：Chen Kai
Instructor of Chinese Opera Fan Skill：Lin Xiaoye
Visual Artist：Chan See Kwong
Lighting Design：Lai Bie
Costume Design：Black Rain
Stage Manager：Leung Wai Han
Stylist：Chan Ming Long
Photographer / Videographer：Gary Chiu
Make-up Artist：Leung Pik Kwan
Poster Design：Scott Chan
Production Manager：Neva Wong
Music：A Collection of Guqin Music
Note：This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Theatre Yearbook 2016 – Dance, Drama and Xiqu" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).
Info
Admission
$160
Indoor / Outdoor
Indoor
Local / Non-local Production
Local