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The DPAC ARTS Festival 2017

Bernard Goh, artistic director, DPAC

04-Jul-17 14:31

The DPAC ARTS Festival 2017

In the business world, the talk often is about the convergence of technologies which leads to the convergence of devices. Some go as far as to posit the convergence of roles. In the world of the performing arts, there is convergence too. Artists work across disciplines and across borders, puppets and puppeteers meld, genres melt and dance become theatre and theatre, musical. Bernard Goh tells about the ten-day festival filled with music, songs, dance and drama.


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