
臺灣躍動:十鼓擊樂團與文化的心跳
鼓樂如何反映出一個文化的心跳?來自臺灣的十鼓擊樂團將傳統鼓藝轉化成感動人心的表演,引發世界各地觀眾的共鳴。


跨学科艺术表演家 Jasmine Chen 表示,她的新剧《玉环 (Jade Circle) 》的种子在十多年前就已悄悄种下。2012年,在她的外婆去世后的几周里,这个故事大纲开始萌芽。当时,Chen 发现自己正在回想外婆教她的台湾儿歌片段。

跨學科藝術表演家 Jasmine Chen 表示,她的新劇《玉環 (Jade Circle) 》的種子在十多年前就已悄悄種下。2012年,在她的外婆去世後的幾週裡,這個故事大綱開始萌芽。當時,Chen 發現自己正在回想外婆教她的台灣兒歌片段。

While researching the one-person show Jade Circle, Chen learned a great deal about how her grandmother lived through tumultuous times.

Operation Double Happiness tells the story of a family of Taiwanese Mandarin ducks hoping to celebrate the winter solstice.

Van Lefan devised a playlist for two upcoming events based on what she heard her parents singing around the home.

Gateway Theatre is also offering five free audio plays by talented artists of Asian ancestry as part of its 2023-24 season.

Those who show up at the Richmond theatre with a $10 bill with Viola Desmond’s face will be granted admission.








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