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A Hen-Made Tale, the Dance

Kenny Shim, Choreographer, Kenny Shim Dance Collective | Imran Syafiq, Choreographer, Ask Dance Company or ADC

13-Sep-24 15:30

A Hen-Made Tale, the Dance

We're promised a clucking good time at the upcoming dance production, A Hen-Made Tale, the Dance, a collaboration between KL Shakespeare Players, Kenny Shim Dance Collective, ASK Dance Company, and Asia Ballet Academy. Based on the children's book written by Lim Soon Heng, the story is a whimsical tale of scheming hens, which is now being brought to life through stunning choreography and playful storytelling. We speak to choreographers Kenny Shim, from Kenny Shim Dance Collective, and Imran Syafiq, from the Ask Dance Company (ADC), to find out more about the story, the collaborative effort behind the show, and the importance of making the performing arts accessible to children.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  performing arts

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