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A Festival of Korean Dance 2018

Korea National Contemporary Dance Company - Immixture

9 May 2018 - 7:30pm

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Korean National Contemporary Dance Company - Immixture

Making their UK debut the celebrated Korea National Contemporary Dance Company present the beauty of Korean dance and music on stage. <Immixture> is a perfect harmony of speed, strength, flexibility and precision performed by five virtuosic dancers who skillfully blend traditional Korean dance and music with vibrant Western melodies and movement.

<Immixture> shows what is Korean, and at the same time brings up curiosity about “What is Korean.”

- Jihyeon Lee, Dance Critic (Dance Criticism, 2016)

Choreography. AHN Sungsoo

Lighting Design. KIM Keonyoung

Dancers. LEE Juhee, KIM Hyun, KIM Minji, JEONG Seoyun, SEO Ilyoung

About Korea National Contemporary Dance Company

As one of Korea’s pivotal national performing arts companies, and the country’s top production company of contemporary dance works, Korea National contemporary Dance Company focuses on producing new works and continuously developing and advancing the company’s repertoire. Based on a systematic and stable production system, KNCDC works with talented Korean choreographers and artists and enriches its programs further by inviting internationally acclaimed choreographers and pursuing other international collaboration. KNCDC enhances its artistic prowess further by offering an environment for the creation of new works to enrich the repertoire with artistically exciting, diverse and unique pieces.

About AHN, Sung Soo - Artistic Director, Korea National Contemporary Dance Company

Ahn, Sung Soo utilises a genre-encompassing approach in his creation, with elements from Korean traditional dance, ballet, hip hop, contemporary dance and elsewhere. Identifying and separating characteristics of each type of dance, he breaks them down and uses the core elements to reconstruct, building each new work with its own visual aesthetic, systematic structure and musical interpretation. He also seeks to build on the diverse qualification of the Korean dancers with the delicate interpretation, outstanding musicality, unique texture and versatile technique earned through their body neutralisation training. Under his artistic leadership, KNCDC aims to introduce the vibrant originality and excellence of Korean contemporary dance to the worldwide dance stage.

FOR THE CURIOUS

Wed 9 Mar Stay after the show for a Q&A with the artists.

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