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Encounters and Self Portraits in the Field of Hope

The depth of China’s New Wave in contemporary dance, at DanceX 2014 in Guangzhou.

Succeeding to the Throne

Proof of a high level of cultural sophistication, Guangdong Modern Dance Company’s ‘Point One’ is elegant and perfectly assured.

Surveilling the State

For years, ASWARA Dance Department has enjoyed remarkable artistic independence, despite being part of a government institution.

Artistic, Not Martial, Malay Dance

UPSI celebrates silat and zapin in a pleasing, compact and well-rehearsed ensemble production.

Catch the Comet

Singapore Dance Theatre comes to Malaysia as regular as the heavens. This year included the fireball ‘Shadow’s Edge’, not to be missed.

Fuelled by Design

In Pit Stop, emerging choreographer Fauzi Amirudin polishes his craft.

RX: A Recipe for a Choreographer

How a good girl became a directrice: Lee Ren Xin’s singular journey towards confidence, freedom and balance.

Ghosts of the Robert B. Gaw

In honour of ISKL’s 50th anniversary, a personal tribute to the school theatre, where as a teenager I lived most intensely, and learned how to act.

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