Tjimur Dance Theatre
Tjimur Dance Theatre TW
Tjimur Dance Theatre
Dancing Zemiyan on the Slope
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31 August
17:30 – 18:00 - tanzhaus nrw
| Outside tanzhaus nrw
- Wheelchair Access Impaired mobility
- Duration: 30min
Dancing Zemiyan on the Slope
Choreography: Tjimur Dance Theatre
Zemiyan, which means four-step dance in Paiwan language, is a traditional dance of Taiwan’s indigenous Paiwan people. They refer to themselves as “people on the slope” (Paiwan language: Kacalisian) because most of the ancient ruins ascribed to the tribe have been located on mountain slopes. For this installation, Tjimur Dance Theatre, which is known for reinterpreting traditional Paiwan dances into contemporary dance forms, has transformed dance steps into floor decals that everyone can follow the steps to experience the dance of “people on the slope” – the Paiwan people. Everyone is welcome to join this dance.
Artistic Crew / Team:
CONCEPT & DESIGN National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying) | MOVEMENT CONCEPT
Tjimur Dance Theatre