Programme information:
Body In Time
Unlock Body．Dance Vision and Grey and Green Ping Pong Project join hands to experience bodily rhythms and dance together. This is not simply a form of artistic therapy through community dancing, nor does it belong to the category of social welfare activities that aim to revamp the reputation of urban renewal projects. Instead, we aspire to bring dance into everyday life. By working with friends whose bodies are marked with the passing of time, a sense of kindness is relayed through simple and gentle movements, and the interaction between one another brings out a type of coordination from within. Let us see how their figures shimmer like warm sunshine, and let their dance showcase the gleaming beauty of age.
Choreographer: Ong Yong Lock
Performers: Andy Lee, Emily Ng, James Yau, Max Lee, Elsie Chau, Grey and Green Ping Pong Project
#danceless 03—bolero
Set on the music of Ravel’s Bolero, it reveals the hint of reflection of blo VS old from bolero. We grow old because we were young. Regardless of what constrains that getting old brings us, we are all longing for the joyfulness of life. Based on the rhythmic and repetitive orchestral piece, this dance piece derives from structural improvisation of body movement with dancers and join-in participants.
Choreographer: Ong Yong Lock
Performers: Ong Yong Lock, Andy Lee, Emily Ng, James Yau, Max Lee, Elsie Chau, Grey and Green Ping Pong Project
