Crossings promises an exciting evening of a diverse collection of contemporary dance works featuring distinguished local and international guest choreographers. Jacky Yu (Hong Kong) presents a piece to showcase individualism and the boundaries of movement language, while Gillian Tan (Singapore) explores the concept of In Transition with a collaboration between music, dance and fashion. Shahrin Johry (Singapore) restages a contemporary work rooted in Bharathanatyam and Street, whereas Jeffrey Tan (Singapore) revisits Amalgamation (excerpt), to challenge the dancers’ movement vocabulary while still maintaining the strength and beauty of classical ballet. Distinct in the Southeast Asian region as one of the few conservatory-style courses with a contemporary outlook, the range of the repertoire is testament to the edge and versatility that NAFA’s conservatory-style trained dancers have become known for.
Late Policy
Arriving late to a performance can be a disturbance to the artists and fellow audience members.
Every effort will be made to accommodate, but will not guarantee, entry for latecomers.
In some instances, latecomers may be seated at a suitable break in the performance.
This may also apply to audience members who leave their seat during the performance.
