Full-colour-page DAF 2016 Festival Guide

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
25–26/7
If Music Be the Food of Love
- Shakespeare in Songs
8.30PM
THEATRE, DPAC
Listen to the art songs which pay tribute to
William Shakespeare, plus a new music piece
A Shakespeare’s Folio by Wong Chee Yean.
26–31/7
Opium
Artistic expressions focus on music
with a minor in calligraphy, dance,
fashion design and visual art by
French and Malaysian artists.
8.30PM
OUTDOOR, DPAC
27–28/7
8.30PM
BLACK BOX, DPAC
30/7
3 1/7
DUA Creations
Watch a new contemporary dual-dance, by German
choreographer, Ben J. Riepe and DPAC Dance Company’s
Artistic Director, Wong Jyh Shyong.
TITUS ANDRONICUS
8. 30 P M
3.00PM & 8.30PM
BLACK BOX, DPAC
Enjoy The Bard's rarely staged revenge
tragedy in conjunction with the year-long
#Shakespeare400 worldwide celebration.
29/7
30–31/7
8.30PM
Travel With Mom
Take in a masked theatre play on the virtues
of filial piety based on a true story and
accompanied by folksy live music.
3.00PM & 8.30PM
THEATRE, DPAC
26-28/7
29–30/7
WORKSHOP
PERFORMANCE
STUDIO 1, DPAC
Looking at 21st Century
Experimental Music &
Work In Progress
Explore the confluence of contemporary
music with other art forms.
30–31/7
Dancing in Place - City Site
5.30PM
OUTDOOR, DPAC
Get caught up in a fun and informal excursion
of ‘Dance Meets Architecture’ in seven short
dance works.
25-31/7
Futurama
10.00AM – 10.00PM
DPAC
Check out outstanding artworks
of the next wave of local artists
who are signalling new possibilities
for the future of contemporary arts.
25 - 31 / 7
INSPIRATIONAL CLASSICS,
THEN AND NOW
FESTIVAL
MESSAGE
ABOUT DPAC
ARTS FESTIVAL 2016
THE ART OF BEING MALAYSIAN!
Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC)
turns 3!!!
In the last three years we have produced one
DPAC Arts Festival, two seasons of Dancer’s
Training Programme, three editions of
d’MOTION International Dance Festival, four
seasons of d’Next Artist Project, six D for
Dancing performances, fourteen outreach
educational programmes and seventy-two
workshops. In order to support the growth of
the local performing arts industry, DPAC has
fully and partially sponsored thirty local
productions to stage their performances at
DPAC
under
the
Venue
Sponsorship
Programme 2015-16.
This year, I am proud to announce the return of
DPAC Arts Festival (DAF) for the second time.
The DAF 2016 is based on “Inspirational
Classics, Then and Now”. Captivating the
inspiration of classic creations, DAF invites
Malaysian artists who are INSPIRED by
CLASSICS, to visualise the world of classics
and create a contemporary performance on
THEN AND NOW. DAF is interested in the
encounters which are the hybrid between
literature and performing arts, classic and
contemporary,
Western
and
Asian,
fundamentally the arts and culture.
For this year’s edition, we are grateful to
present the following programmes: two music,
two theatre, two dance, one workshop
performance and one exhibition. You will see a
Shakespeare-inspired play, an art song and
ballet performance; a site-specific dance and a
music performance by Western and Asian
artists; inter-disciplinarily performances which
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fuse performance art with other art forms; a
local arts institution exhibiting a new
generation of visual artworks; artistic
exchanges between theatre companies and
dance cultures. And for the first time, we
welcome our international guest - The
Nonsensemakers from Hong Kong to present a
heartwarming performance, Travel With Mom.
I would like to sincerely express my gratitude to
the presenters of DAF 2016: Dasein Academy
of Art (Fine Art Department), DPAC Dance
Company, Goh Lee Kwang, Hands Percussion,
KL Shakespeare Players, MyDance Alliance, The
Song Weavers, and theatrethreesixty who have
come on board. We extend our deepest
appreciation to all our sponsors and the
volunteers who share our passion in arts, not
forgetting the audiences whose continuous
support has made this festival possible.
I look forward to seeing you at the festival. Join
me and discover art in and around DPAC.
Warm wishes,
DPAC Arts Festival (DAF), DPAC's biennial festival, captures the essence of locally-born works which make
Malaysia well-known as the melting pot of cultures. The Festival’s collaborative projects cultivate and
co-present local artworks that can galvanise the young and old. We believe that arts should enrich and
enliven the lives of all, whether creating or viewing. Besides, it wants arts to be easily accessible for artists
and audiences to appreciate, enjoy and interact with one another.
This year, with great pleasure, we introduce to you The Nonsensemakers from Hong Kong in a masked
theatre play of the virtues of filial piety, Travel With Mom, based on a true story and accompanied by folksy
live music. You will also see the nation’s prominent arts practitioners from diverse practices such as the
renowned percussion team, Hands Percussion, in collaboration with French artists perform their latest work
Opium, The Song Weavers led by Ang Mei Foong takes you to the world of Art Songs with guest
appearances by ballet dancers from Dance Space Academy, theatrethreesixty in partnership with the KL
Shakespeare Players presents the most “relevant of Shakespeare’s plays for the modern era”, Titus
Andronicus, and a 21st century experimental music workshop performance led by Goh Lee Kwang. Next, the
collaboration of Goethe-Institut Malaysia and DPAC Dance Company presents a new dual-contemporary
dance by German choreographer, Ben J. Riepe and DDC’s Artistic Director, Wong Jyh Shyong.
In addition to all the excitement, a wonderful surprise awaits you! We bring you free and fun-filled
programmes such as seven site-specific dances by MyDance Alliance, a fusion music performance by the
workshop participants led by Goh Lee Kwang and a collection of outstanding artworks produced by new
artists and current students of Dasein Academy of Art in the vicinity of DPAC.
We hope that you will experience the ingenuity and creativity behind these Malaysian creations while
having a fantastic time and feeling a strong sense of fulfillment at the DPAC Arts Festival from 25th to 31st
July 2016.
Datin Jane
Chief Executive Officer of DPAC
If Music Be the Food of Love - Shakespeare in Songs (Music)
By The Song Weavers
Page 4
‘Arts is all around us’
Opium (Music)
By Hands Percussion
Page 6
DUA Creations (Dance)
By DPAC Dance Company
Page 8
TITUS ANDRONICUS (Theatre)
By Theatrethreesixty & KL Shakespeare Players
Page 10
Travel With Mom (Theatre)
By The Nonsensemakers (Hong Kong)
Page 12
Looking at 21st Century Experimental Music & Work In Progress (Workshop & Performance)
By Goh Lee Kwang
Page 14
Dancing in Place - City Site (Dance)
By MyDance Alliance
Page 15
Futurama (Exhibition)
By Dasein Academy Fine Art Department
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M U S IC • B A L LE T
IF MUSIC BE THE FOOD
OF LOVE
- SHAKESPEARE IN SONGS
TRIBUTE TO ‘THE BARD OF AVON’ - WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Malaysia’s first vocal ensemble dedicated to the performance and programming of the
‘Art Song’ joins other artists around the world in commemorating the 400th
anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death by dedicating an entire concert
programme of songs by different composers, with the text by ‘The Bard’ himself. The
concert will feature the world premiere of a song-cycle, A Shakespeare’s Folio by The
Song Weavers’ resident pianist-composer Wong Chee Yean, which was specially
commissioned for this project, as well as a guest appearances by ballet dancers from
Dance Space.
PRESENTED BY
SPONSORED BY
Formed in 2015, The Song Weavers is Malaysia’s first dedicated ensemble to the performance
and programming of ‘Art Song’, a genre of vocal and chamber music which celebrates the
wonderful synthesis of poetry and music. Consisting of six highly accomplished and
award-winning musicians - four singers and two pianists, performances by the ensemble
have been very warmly received despite their new existence.
GUEST ARTIST
Photo credit: Aldwin Lee
SOPRANO: ANG MEI FOONG
MEZZO SOPRANO: LIM YEE FEN
TENOR: TAN CHEE SHEN
BASS: MAK CHI HOE
PIANISTS: SAMUEL TAN & WONG CHEE YEAN
NARRATOR: DR. ANDREW FILMER
GUEST ARTIST: DANCE SPACE
25 JULY (MON) 8.30PM
26 JULY (TUE) 8.30PM
THEATRE, DPAC
NORMAL: RM58
DCARD MEMBER/STUDENT/SENIOR CITIZEN
/DISABLED: RM52
PRESENTED BY
THE SONG WEAVERS
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M U S IC • C A L LIGR A P HY • DANCE • FASHION DESIGN • VISUAL ART
OPIUM
ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS BY FRENCH AND MALAYSIAN ARTISTS
HANDS first site-specific performance, OPIUM, symbolically represents fragmented
memories of a dark but endearing past involving a patriarchal figure. Combining a love
for culture-rich France, which is strongly interconnected to these memories, Bernard
Goh, the Artistic Director of HANDS, leads local and international artists from France in
this production. Artistic expressions of perspectives and choices are presented
through visual and installation art, dance, calligraphy, singing and collaborative music.
Although it is a creative challenge for HANDS, audiences can expect an open and more
interactive experience. There will be three simultaneous performances at three
different sites. Divided into three groups, audiences are expected to walk from one to
the other in no particular order. The finale will be held on the outdoor stage of
Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC).
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: BERNARD GOH
MUSICAL DIRECTOR: MIU NG
ARRANGER: YUAN LEOW YUNN
FRENCH ARTISTS: FLORIAN ANTIER, MATHILDE LIMAL, ANNE DEGUERRY
MALAYSIAN ARTISTS: BERNARD GOH, ONG CHIA KOON, JOE CHIA,
WONG JYH SHYONG (JS), MOHD AZLI BIN TASLIM, MUJI LEE, ALUBA KHAN,
HOWZ AND HANDS PERCUSSION
PRESENTED BY
Hands Percussion (HANDS), an innovative Malaysian percussion ensemble, has been
astounding audiences at home and internationally since 1997. Their award winning
performances are creative, passionate and stunning. HANDS continues to be
progressive by venturing into contemporary percussive music, new instruments,
culture and music. Education is fundamental to HANDS as they give back to society
through education programmes in local schools.
26 - 31 JULY (TUE-SUN) 8.30PM
NORMAL: RM128
DCARD MEMBER/HANDS CLUB MEMBER: RM115
* This is a site specific performance, so it is not accessible for wheelchairs.
* Audiences will need to stand and walk from site to site, casual wear and comfortable shoes are recommended.
* Gathering point will be announced later.
Photo credit: Dev Lee
OUTDOOR, DPAC
PRESENTED BY
HANDS PERCUSSION (HANDS)
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DAN C E
DUA CREATIONS
A NEW DUAL-CONTEMPORARY DANCE, BY GERMAN
CHOREOGRAPHER, BEN J. RIEPE AND DPAC DANCE COMPANY’S
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, WONG JYH SHYONG.
In a collaboration with Goethe-Institut Malaysia, Ben was invited to
be DDC’s guest resident choreographer. Together with his
dramaturge, Felizitas Stilleke Kleine, they immersed in the unique
breadth and depth of the Malaysian environment. This piece focuses
on the universal language of laughing, in which the moments of
infection and transition becomes the main atmosphere of the
choreography of retaining and losing the countenance.
Photo credit: JS Wong
Photo credit: JoergLetz
DUA (TWO) Creations, the latest creation in a double bill by German choreographer,
Ben J. Riepe and DDC’s Artistic Director, Wong Jyh Shyong (JS), is part of DPAC’s
resident dance programme D for Dancing as well as DDC’s annual production in 2016.
In addition, JS Wong creates a new work that contemplates the identity of one’s body
culture. Inspired by the use of contemporary and traditional masks in performing arts,
the dancers cover and uncover their faces, and deconstruct their dancing bodies in a
form of communication.
CHOREOGRAPHERS: BEN J. RIEPE, WONG JYH SHYONG
DRAMATURGE: FELIZITAS STILLEKE KLEINE
COSTUME DESIGNER: QUITO YANG
PERFORMER: DPAC DANCE COMPANY
PRESENTED BY
As a choreographic workplace, DPAC Dance Company (DDC) aims to present DPAC’s
in-house dance productions – “D for Dancing” with local artists and collaborative projects
between Malaysian and international dance artists. In 2015, DDC was awarded the Best Group
Performance for "Cut the Clouds” at the 12th BOH Cameronian Arts Awards 2015.
IN COLLABORATION WITH
A PART OF
27 JULY (WED) 8.30PM
28 JULY (THU) 8.30PM
BLACK BOX, DPAC
NORMAL: RM58
DCARD MEMBER: RM48
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PRESENTED BY
DPAC DANCE COMPANY
T HE AT RE
TITUS ANDRONICUS
PRESENTED BY
THEATRETHREESIXTY &
KL SHAKESPEARE PLAYERS
SHAKESPEARE’S BLOODIEST REVENGE TRAGEDY IN THE FLESH.
A general brings home his dead sons and the spoils of a ten-year war. This is the price
of war for Titus Andronicus – the great victorious Roman general of the Roman Empire.
Amongst the spoils are Tamora, Queen of the Goths and her son, from whom Titus will
extract his retribution. This act of tradition breeds a requital that will shake the
foundations of Rome.
Titus Andronicus is a violent look at the price of loyalty – where atrocities are
considered sacrifices, and revenge is a zero-sum game where no one wins in the end. It
asks difficult questions about the nature of complicity – where the conscience ends
and the rule of law prevails.
DIRECTOR: CHRISTOPHER LING
PERFORMERS: ANRIE TOO, DAVID PERICO LIM, FELIX AUGUSTUS, LIM SOON HENG,
NABIL ZAKARIA, SHAUN CHEN, SHEILA WYATT-BEGGS,
TAN MENG KHENG, TIKA MUK’TABIR, ZULHUSNI ZAMIR
DRAMATURG: LIM KIEN LEE
FIGHT DIRECTOR: MICHAEL CHEN
SET DESIGNER: ZEN LIN TAN
LIGHTING DESIGNER: YUSMAN MOKHTAR
PRESENTED BY
theatrethreesixty - an unashamedly Malaysian theatre collective with
a penchant for the unconventional - in collaboration with the KL
Shakespeare Players - a theatre company which is arguably the best
and only Shakespeare specialist in Malaysia - co-present The Bard's
rarely staged revenge tragedy TITUS ANDRONICUS in conjunction
with the year-long #Shakespeare400 worldwide celebration.
30 JULY (SAT) 8.30PM
31 JULY (SUN) 3.00PM & 8.30PM
BLACK BOX, DPAC
NORMAL: RM48
DCARD MEMBER/STUDENT/SENIOR CITIZEN/
DISABLED: RM38
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Photo credit: Tarrant Kwok
* Performed in English without subtitles.
* Admission for persons aged 13 and above.
T HE ATR E
TRAVEL WITH MOM
PRESENTED BY
THE NONSENSEMAKERS
“THIS INTIMATE SHOW IS IRRESISTIBLY HEARTWARMING.”
CORRIE TAN, THE STRAITS TIMES (SINGAPORE)
Travel with Mom is beautifully told through a masked theatre play on the virtues of filial
piety accompanied by folksy live music and inspired by the touching story of Wang Yi-Min
who spent all his life with his mother in a village in Liaoning, China. The 74-year-old man
takes his 99-year-old mother on a journey across China. Starting in Heilongjiang, they set
off for Tibet on a 900-day journey that spans over 30,000 kilometres.
His mother, who had toiled her entire life for her family, has never travelled out of her rural
hometown. The man is determined to fulfil his mum’s wish to see the beauty of the world
while she still can. Together, they travel on a rickety tricycle, pedalling through rural
villages and fast-paced cities, valleys and over hills. As they ride on, he discovers that
staying by his mum’s side is the greatest reward he can give to both of them.
DIRECTOR/ACTOR/LYRICIST: RENSEN CHAN MAN KONG
PERFORMERS: JO NGAI YEE SHAN, IP MAN CHONG, JOHNSON TAI CHUN SANG,
JESSIE YEUNG LAI SZE, CHEUNG KA WAI
MUSICIANS: ALFEE HUEN CHUN TAT, CHONG SAI YING, LEE CHUN LOK
RE-RUN LIGHT DESIGNER: LAU PUI YU
PRESENTED BY
SUPPORTED BY
29 JULY (FRI) 8.30PM
30 JULY (SAT) 3.00PM & 8.30PM
31 JULY (SUN) 3.00PM & 8.30PM
THEATRE, DPAC
NORMAL: RM78
DCARD MEMBER: RM68
* Performed in Cantonese with English and Chinese subtitles.
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Photo credit: Carson Tam
The Nonsensemakers is a prolific, independent professional theatre company in Hong Kong. It
has produced more than 70 performances since 1990, with many receiving the Hong Kong
Drama Award. The troupe persists in creating high-quality works, making theatre
performances an integral part of people’s lives.
WO R KSHOP & P E RFORMANCE
LOOKING AT 21ST CENTURY
EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC
& WORK IN PROGRESS
The workshop is a combination of a 3-day lecture, a brainstorming session and a
discussion, the outcome of which will be a 2-day performance. The piece to be performed
will be based on the understanding of the lecture, the ideas from the participants (who
are also the performers), followed by discussions and guidance by Goh Lee Kwang. The
participants, regardless of their arts backgrounds, will be given about a 6-hour lecture on
21st century experimental music covering field recording, electronic music and
improvisation. Subsequently, the participants will come up with a collective piece for the
performance, using whatever art forms (dance, video, music, spoken words, etc) that they
are good at or are comfortable with.
PRESENTED BY
GOH LEE KWANG
DA N C E
DANCING IN PLACE
- CITY SITE
A FUN AND INFORMAL EXCURSION OF ‘DANCE MEETS
ARCHITECTURE’ FEATURING SEVEN SHORT DANCE WORKS
PERFORMED OUTDOORS IN THE VICINITY OF DPAC
Dancing in Place is a celebration of dance on site, originally presented at Rimbun Dahan,
and it is now at DPAC and its vicinity. The module invites dance artists, both local and
international, to create works outside the traditional theatre setting. This first city site is a
dialogue between dance and architecture. Participating dance artists create short works
in response to a particular site, inspired by its architecture or design. From an industrial
walkway to a decorative staircase, audiences are taken out of the theatre to observe the
conversation between dance and the environment.
FEATURING
1. AMY LEN & KWANG TUNG DANCE COMPANY
2. ASWARA DANCE COMPANY
3. CHOO TEE KUANG & LOKE SOH KIM
4. SUHAILI MICHELINE
Goh is a sound artist and composer who also runs the label Herbal Records as well as
organizes the Switch On Mini Festival. Goh is the recipient of numerous awards and
honors, including the Akademie Schloss Solitude Fellowship, Stuttgart, Germany in
2004 - 2005, the Klangraum Fellowship, Krems, Austria in 2006 and the
Künstlerhäuser Worpswede Fellowship 2008 while his own ‘bandcamp’ page features
a staggering 270 releases.
WITH INTERNATIONAL GUESTS
1. DAVID KAM (UK/MALAYSIA)
2. JANIS CLAXTON (UK/AUS) & DPAC DANCE COMPANY
3. MICHAEL BISHOP (USA)
WORKSHOP
26 JULY (TUE): LECTURE ON 21ST CENTURY EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC
27 JULY (WED): BRAINSTORM, DISCUSS AND CREATE WORKS
28 JULY (THU): CREATE & FINALISE WORKS
*
*
*
STUDIO 1, DPAC (10.00AM – 5.00PM)
NORMAL: RM220
DCARD MEMBER: RM200
This is a site specific performance, so it is not accessible for wheelchairs.
Audiences will need to stand and walk from site to site, casual wear and comfortable shoes are recommended.
Some of the pieces may be cancelled or moved indoors depending on the weather. Please call DPAC at
(+603) 4065 0001 / 4065 0002 to confirm.
PRESENTED BY
PERFORMANCE: MUSIC IN FUSION
Explore the confluence of contemporary music with other art
forms in this work-in-progress performance by the
participants of the workshop led by Goh Lee Kwang.
29 & 30 JULY (FRI & SAT) 7.30PM-8.00PM
FREE ADMISSION
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* Please visit DPAC's website (www.dpac.com.my) for the workshop enrolment form.
Founded in 2001, MyDance Alliance brings together dance practitioners and dance
enthusiasts to support and promote dance in Malaysia by focusing on five aspects of
dance: Education & Training, Research & Documentation, Creation & Presentation,
Support and Development. A network organisation with local and international links,
MyDance Alliance is a member of the World Dance Alliance.
SUPPORTED BY
30 JULY (SAT) 5.30PM
31 JULY (SUN) 5.30PM
GATHERING POINT:
THEATRE FOYER, DPAC
FREE ADMISSION
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Photo credit: JS Wong
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EX H IB IT ION
FUTURAMA
A CONNOTATION OF HAVING A PREVIEW OF SOMETHING THAT
MAY HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE
Futurama presents a collection of outstanding artworks produced by Dasein Academy
of Art’s recent graduates and existing students. The artworks are from different
disciplinary including painting, sculpture, installation and time-based, all of which
suggest a new generation of artists who will potentially bring a difference to the future
arts scene in Malaysia, an area Dasein Academy of Art is committed to.
PRESENTED BY
The philosophy of the Dasein Fine Arts Department is to locate practices within a framework
of contemporary, critical and cultural theory, and analysis whilst developing an individual
articulation of these practices. Over the years, the department has fostered a new generation
of artists who have not only contributed to the local arts market but also shone on the
international stage. Their art practices challenge the conventional, subject matters, technique
and presentation, bringing renewed energy to the arts scene in Malaysia.
25-31 JULY 2016
10.00AM – 10.00PM
DPAC
Photo credit: Joshua Cheung
FREE ADMISSION
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Tan cerca, tan lejos
TICKETING
INFORMATION
(So Near, So Far)
Flamenco and Arab-Andalusian music:
the heart of the Mediterranean
The oldest, most outstanding and influential
Flamenco/Andalusí group - Chekara will
perform Tan cerca, tan lejos which pays
homage to the famous flamenco figure
Enrique Morente, with special assistance
from the famous singer Estrella Morente.
BOX OFFICE
Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC)
H-01, DPAC, Empire Damansara,
Jalan PJU 8/8, Damansara Perdana,
47820 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
22 Aug (Mon) 8.30pm
Theatre, DPAC
Presented by
Performed by
Chekara
Operating hours: 11.00am - 6.00pm (Mon-Fri)
Payment: Cash, Debit, Credit Card (VISA, Master Card)
OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOR TICKETS
Online Purchase: www.dpac.com.my
Romeo & Juliet
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Tel: (+603) 4065 0001, 4065 0002
Email: [email protected]
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* The festival's programme information is subject to change.
Please visit DPAC's website for latest updates.
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DAMANSARA
PERDANA
Featuring Wong Jyh Shyong’s
groundbreaking ballet, Romeo and Juliet,
a familiar tale of Shakespeare’s
star-crossed lovers with heart-breaking
beauty, which is the sixth full-length ballet
of Dance Space after the great success of
Giselle in 2015.
27 Aug (Sat) 3.00pm & 8.00pm
28 Aug (Sun) 3.00pm & 8.00pm
Theatre, DPAC
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Divertimentos
DTP Classical Ballet Showcase 2016
Featuring exhilarating excerpts of the
well-known ballet ‘Napoli’ by choreographer
August Bournonville and a new neo-classical
creation by Choong Wan Chin to be performed
by young outstanding students of the Dancer’s
Training Programme (DTP) 2016.
Damansara Link
Bangsar / KL
Shah Alam
19 Aug (Fri) 8.30pm
20 Aug (Sat) 8.30pm
21 Aug (Sun) 3.00pm
Heading to
DAMANSARA PERDANA
Theatre, DPAC
Performed by
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Photo Credit: James Quah