Veteran dancer-choreographer reclaims the spotlight with ArtKU dance series


'Cappuccino' is part of 'Core Of Three', a dance suite in the '55.5' dance production at the upcoming ArtKU Dance Festival at PJPAC. Photo: Chew Seng Cheong

The inaugural ArtKU Dance Festival, which features a dance production, seminars, masterclasses, a lecture demonstration, and a multimedia exhibition, is set to take place at the Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPac) at 1 Utama Shopping Centre on July 13 and 14.

Presented by SuperGrass Creative, the festival marks the mid-year milestone of ArtKU 2024, a year-long dance project by veteran choreographer and artistic director Mew Chang Tsing.

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