"Made in China" through and through, Shen Wei is the only Chinese contemporary dance choreographer to also enjoy major success in the US today. A talented painter, Shen Wei in addition takes care of the "look'n'feel" of his works. In his Hong Kong debut, featuring The Rite of Spring and Near the Terrace, Shen Wei is set to test the physical and technical limits of his dancers.
In The Rite of Spring, dancers interact with a 13-by-14- metre canvas painting, visually amplifying the majestic score of Stravinsky's Le Sacré du Printemps.
| The Rite of Spring | |
| Choreographer: | Shen Wei |
| Music: | Igor Stravinsky |
| Lighting Designer: | David Ferri |
| Costume, Set & Make-up Designer: | Shen Wei |
Near the Terrace marries delicate Oriental physique with Western aesthetics. Appearing as translucent figures of white jade, the dancers delve down into the intense emotional depths of Arvo Pärt's music, drawing the audience into the surreal and infinite void, and onwards to the inevitable realisation of the "unbearable lightness of being".
A dazzlingly beautiful performance!
| Near the Terrace | |
| Choreographer: | Shen Wei |
| Music: | Arvo Pärt |
| Lighting Designer: | David Ferri |
| Costume & Set Designer: | Shen Wei |





