EVENT
contact Gonzo + TS Crew
“Building a bridge (working tittle)”
Work-in-progress sharing
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A research residency for a new creation by contact Gonzo (Japan) and TS Crew (Hong Kong), commissioned by the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong. The two all-male physical theater and performance collectives, which have a common interest and background in martial arts and stunt work will tackle the theme of “building a bridge,” to explore its multifaceted context - social, political, economic, technological - in relation to the spatial and temporal dimensions of human interference in the world.
They will share this creation process through the work-in-progress sharing.
After this residency, the first stage development of the work will be presented at Freespace Dance 2024 and the final full-length work will be premiered at Freespace Dance 2025, a dance festival presented by West Kowloon Cultural District at Freespace within the District every November and December.
They will share this creation process through the work-in-progress sharing.
After this residency, the first stage development of the work will be presented at Freespace Dance 2024 and the final full-length work will be premiered at Freespace Dance 2025, a dance festival presented by West Kowloon Cultural District at Freespace within the District every November and December.
- Date
- 2024/4/12 (Fri.) 19:30-
- Venue
- Kinosaki International Arts Center
- Fee
- Free
- Artists
- contact Gonzo
Yuya Tsukahara, Keigo Mikajiri and Takuya Matsumi
TS Crew
Hugh Cho, Steve Ng, To Chi Sing, Tsoi Ka King, Lui Hal Man and Leo Lau
- Commissioned by
- West Kowloon Cultural District
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