
戴中豪的《Dream Machine》讓觀眾想像及說出自己的夢想
戴中豪 (Howard Dai) 在台灣長大時,特別喜歡看揭曉樂透中獎號碼的電視節目。這類節目以及其他遊戲節目的華麗與刺激感,讓這位現居溫哥華的演員兼 rice & beans 劇團的駐團藝術家留下深刻印象。

戴中豪 (Howard Dai) 在台灣長大時,特別喜歡看揭曉樂透中獎號碼的電視節目。這類節目以及其他遊戲節目的華麗與刺激感,讓這位現居溫哥華的演員兼 rice & beans 劇團的駐團藝術家留下深刻印象。

戴中豪 (Howard Dai) 在台湾长大时,特别喜欢看揭晓乐透中奖号码的电视节目。这类节目以及其他游戏节目的华丽与刺激感,让这位现居温哥华的演员兼 rice & beans 剧团的驻团艺术家留下深刻印象。这也成为他创作《Dream Machine》(梦想机器)的灵感来源——一场大型沉浸式交互演出,将造梦与彩券抽奖融合在一起。

One group of musicians performed in two different entities, which each blew the roof off Gateway Theatre in Richmond.

5月27日(星期二)晚间,在列治文的 Gateway 剧院彷佛一票看了两个团体的演出。由大温哥华台湾侨界联合会主办,Ten Drum Art Percussion Group 十鼓击乐团作为「台湾跃动」巡演的一部分登台演出。到了节目中段,这支戏剧张力十足的打击乐团——成员中还包括极具才华的唢呐、木琴与笛子演奏者——华丽变身为六人编制的硬式摇滚乐团。

5月27日(星期二)晚間,在列治文的 Gateway 劇院彷彿一票看了兩個團體的演出。由大溫哥華臺灣僑界聯合會主辦,Ten Drum Art Percussion Group 十鼓擊樂團作為「台灣躍動」巡演的一部分登台演出。到了節目中段,這支戲劇張力十足的打擊樂團——成員中還包括極具才華的嗩吶、木琴與笛子演奏者——華麗變身為六人編制的硬式搖滾樂團。

Canada has potential to become a leading global culture centre with diverse creative industries, including in the audiovisual sector.

In Numbeo’s annual survey, Taiwan ranked first in the Health Care Index category for seven consecutive years.

One song by Lefan, “Beyond the Clouds”, is inspired by Lord of the Rings characters.

多元创作者 Van Lefan 乐凡在第二张完整专辑中,汲取了她在谘商心理学系的学习经验。身为学生的她,深刻体会到写作在面对创伤与悲伤时的疗愈力量。

多元創作者 Van Lefan 樂凡在第二張完整專輯中,汲取了她在諮商心理學系的學習經驗。身為學生的她,深刻體會到寫作在面對創傷與悲傷時的療癒力量。










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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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