Malaysian dancer's work 'Interchange' set to shine in Japan


'My expectation for this competition is definitely to win, but ultimately whether we win or lose, it will be a great way to gain experience, observe other performances and choreography work,' says Zulkarnain Zuber. Photo: Handout

Dancer Zulkarnain Zuber is thrilled about the upcoming Yokohama Dance Collection 2023, and the fact that one of his choreographed works, Interchange, has been selected as a finalist.

“We are very excited, of course,” says Zulkarnain, or better known as Zul in the arts community.

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