Taiwanese performing arts get maximum exposure at GTF


(From left) Wong, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park executive director Jasmine Chou, GTF director Joe Sidek and Chung checking out the Creative Market held at Mano Plus Lifestyle in Beach Street, George Town, Penang. — Photos: GEORGE CHEAH/The Star

A WEEK dedicated to highlighting the best of Taiwanese performing arts dubbed ‘Isle to Isle’ was held as part of the George Town Festival (GTF).

Running over the week from Aug 12 to Sunday, the highlights included the ‘Isle of Dreams’ show which is a mythological musical theatre piece from La Cie MaxMind combining puppetry and ritual dance.

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