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Taipei, March 31 (CNA) Taiwan's Cloud Gate Dance Theatre will broadcast live a performance of the group's classic piece "Legacy" in Taipei during its upcoming 50th anniversary tour, the dance troupe announced Friday.
Artist Huang Yi performs for children in an undated photograph. Huang is to stage a diabolo performance set to percussive music at the summer lawn party of the Cloud Gate Theater in New Taipei City’s Tamsui District on Saturday and Sunday.
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre to tour '13 Tongues' in Taiwan 03/09/2021 07:08 PM Photo courtesy of the Cloud Gate Dance Theatre Taipei, March 9 (CNA) Cloud Gate Dance Theatre will take "13 Tongues" by its artistic director Cheng Tsung-lung (鄭宗龍) on a two-month tour around Taiwan from April, the dance group said Tuesday. One year after the European tour of "13 Tongues," the group has been forced to push back its original overseas engagements to 2022 or 2023 because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and is spending more time promoting dance in Taiwan, Cheng said at a press conference in Taipei...
Indigenous choreographer explores Amis culture in new work 03/03/2021 08:51 PM CNA photo March 3, 2021 Taipei, March 3 (CNA) Taitung-based choreographer Bulareyaung Pagarlava (布拉瑞揚·帕格勒法) said on Wednesday that he tapped into the path to adulthood in Amis culture in his latest work "Not Afraid of the Sun and Rain," which will be staged in April after being postponed for a year because of COVID-19. "There were no rituals or events like harvest fasts in my life before I returned to Taitung to establish my group in 2015," said the Paiwan choreographer during a press preview of hi...
Year in review: Dance — Revelations in movement and growth While restrictions imposed after the outbreak of COVID-19 sharply curtailed performances in the first half the of year, shows in the second half more than made up for the losses By Diane Baker / Staff reporter In a year when so many theaters and performing arts companies were forced to shutter due to the COVID-19 pandemic, audiences and artists in Taiwan were able to enjoy a relative degree of normality, and I felt ridiculously fortunate to not only be able to see shows, but see so many good ones. While many productions exceeded e...