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Lee Chi Wai

Lee Chi Wai Lee Chi Wai is a lighting designer who works predominantly in the dance industry. He is a former member of the City Contemporary Dance Company technical team. His recent works include Diary VII: The Story Of…… by Mui Cheuk Yin, The Centre by Chou Shu Yi and Cheng Chih Chung, Almost 55 by Chou Shu-yi and So Low by Lai Tak Wai.

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Mui Cheuk Yin

Mui Cheuk Yin Mui Cheuk Yin is active in both the local and international dance scene. Her work has a distinctive aesthetic voice and, while contemporary, often incorporates Chinese element. She is an internationally renowned solo artist and dance ambassador for Hong Kong. Her choreography has a distinctive voice and often mixes contemporary and traditional elements. With various international invitations, she choreographed Whispering Colour for Folkwang Tanzstudio in Germany and performed as a guest dancer in The Rite of Spring […]

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Dong Yan

Dong Yan Dong Yan (Dong Xianliang) earned his PhD in Chinese and History from the City University of Hong Kong in 2021. He currently researches and conducts editorial work at the Jao Tsung-I Academy of Sinology at Hong Kong Baptist University. Previously, he has assumed professional roles at the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, City University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Shue Yan University. His research centres the three main themes of the body, language and materiality, while […]

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Linda Lee

Linda Lee Linda Lee joined the City Contemporary Dance Company (CCDC) in 1985 and later assumed the role as Wardrobe Manager for three decades; she is currently an independent producer of dance costumes. She has also designed for CCDC productions including China Wind﹒China Fire, All of a Sudden, Out of the Box, Love, Accidentally and Six Degrees. Lee has also designed for the Guangdong Modern Dance Company and the Beijing Modern Dance Company.

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Lau Tin Ming

Lau Tin Ming Lau Tin Ming graduated from the University of Hong Kong, majoring in Art History and Comparative Literature. He has over a decade of yoga teaching experience with dedication in planning and implementing arts education programmes. His practice aims at using yoga to explore the interrelationship between body, breathing and mind, and to promote mindfulness practices in diverse communities. He was the project director of the Jockey Club Dance Well Project, providing regular creative dance sessions for […]

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