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Mazu – Our Lim’s Ancestral Goddess of the Sea Birthday today Leave a comment
Mazu is a Chinese sea goddess also known by several other names and titles. She is the deified form of the purported historical Lin Mo or Lin Moniang, a Fujianese shamaness whose life span is traditionally dated from 960 to 987. Revered after her death as a tutelary deity of seafarers, including fishermen and sailors, her worship spread throughout China’s coastal regions and overseas Chinese communities throughout Southeast Asia. She was thought to roam the seas, protecting her believers through miraculous interventions. She is now generally regarded by her believers as a powerful and benevolent Queen of Heaven. Mazuism is popular in Taiwan as large of early immigrant of Taiwanese were Fujianese; her temple festival is a major event in the country, with the largest celebrations around her temples at Dajia and Beigang.
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Jet Leang Dance Theatre presents “WTF!?” ~ Part 3 Leave a comment
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Jet Leang Dance Theatre (JLDT) is a young contemporary dance company officially founded by Jet Leang in the year of 2018 and based in Penang, Malaysia. Jet Leang has been involved in numerous productions locally and internationally as a dancer, choreographer, costume designer, lighting designer, and stage manager. With the experience he has obtained throughout his dance journey, he decided to be back at his home ground to contribute to the dance scene. Jet Leang has taken up the challenge of art education by setting up a company in Penang to provide the knowledge of what and how it is like to be a professional dancer and choreographer in a full time company to the public in Penang. On behalf of JLDT, he has a desire to offer a visceral journey which shakes inner emotions through dancing to everyone.
Dance Synopsis
‘WTF!?’
JLDT proudly presents the production ‘WTF!?’ co-presented with the Performing Arts Centre of Penang. ‘WTF!?’ is an en pointe contemporary ballet piece choreographed by Jet Leang. This choreography explores the concept ‘build to destroy, destroy to rebuild?’. In the process of exploration, Jet looks into the past, present, and future to reflect on the purpose of what has been built and what has been destroyed. Through the process of destroying, he questions whether the purpose to destroy is to rebuild – or for nothing.
Choreographer:
Jet Leang
Dancers:
Ashlynn Edward Lim
Nathalynn Edward Lim
Tamami Kame
All photographs by blogger.
Jet Leang Dance Theatre presents “WTF!?” ~ Part 1 Leave a comment
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Jet Leang Dance Theatre (JLDT) is a young contemporary dance company officially founded by Jet Leang in the year of 2018 and based in Penang, Malaysia. Jet Leang has been involved in numerous productions locally and internationally as a dancer, choreographer, costume designer, lighting designer, and stage manager. With the experience he has obtained throughout his dance journey, he decided to be back at his home ground to contribute to the dance scene. Jet Leang has taken up the challenge of art education by setting up a company in Penang to provide the knowledge of what and how it is like to be a professional dancer and choreographer in a full time company to the public in Penang. On behalf of JLDT, he has a desire to offer a visceral journey which shakes inner emotions through dancing to everyone.
Dance Synopsis
‘WTF!?’
JLDT proudly presents the production ‘WTF!?’ co-presented with the Performing Arts Centre of Penang. ‘WTF!?’ is an en pointe contemporary ballet piece choreographed by Jet Leang. This choreography explores the concept ‘build to destroy, destroy to rebuild?’. In the process of exploration, Jet looks into the past, present, and future to reflect on the purpose of what has been built and what has been destroyed. Through the process of destroying, he questions whether the purpose to destroy is to rebuild – or for nothing.
Choreographer:
Jet Leang
Dancers:
Ashlynn Edward Lim
Nathalynn Edward Lim
Tamami Kame
All photographs by blogger.
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