Travelling the world for dance
A look inside Berlin’s most exclusive club.
Berlin: gathering place of eclectics, artists, and madpeople. Berlin: a special sort of nightlife. Berlin: City of … Loneliness?
Where and how will you go? Tips and tricks to take that first step.
7 days of fun, sun, and everlasting love.
Theatre of Dreams focuses on the subconscious and seemingly random vignettes that play out in our minds when we are most vulnerable. The dancers in this theatre of dreams gave it their absolute all in terms of energy, vitality, and life.
Vienna's "Light of Creation" Immersive Light Show takes lighting design to a whole new level by transforming the entire Votivkirche (Votive Church) into a 360-degree surround-sound tank.
Imagine 40+ people decked out in their birthday suits, down to the a** cracks, all covered in slime. Then imagine them all slipping and sliding over each other... That's exactly what we did in choreographer Doris Uhlich's "Gootopians" at ImPulsTanz International Dance Festival in Vienna, Austria.
Everything you need to know about the program, funding, accommodation, and more — from a dancer.
A compilation of the food joints and retail stores that pleasantly shocked, surprised, and delighted me on my 3-day solo trip to Barcelona.
I didn't like Barcelona. Not at first. It didn't help that my first day there was completely grey and overcast. The neighbourhood looked gaunt and stark, the streets nearly empty. This was a far cry from the coastal photos I'd seen.
This cheap photoshoot was the best hack I found to gift myself a dance photoshoot in Barcelona's Old Town without the hassle and pomp.
From flaming hot flamenco dance to a burning bright sunset, these are the enchantments that made a moment out of Madrid for me.
We had hoped he would live to be 100 and set a record as the first centenarian in the village. But fate did not grant our wishes, and he himself was unwilling to cooperate.
After more than a decade of absence, returning to China was an eye-opener that ultimately had me feeling more in awe of the country than not. This wasn't always the case.
My grandpa is somewhat of a celebrity in his village. Not because he won a Nobel Prize or published an artistic masterpiece, but because he is one of the oldest living victim-survivors of the deadly Second Sino-Japanese War in the 1940s that claimed his left leg.
The dancers invited onto the Gala stage are world-class athletes. They represent not only their personal blood, sweat, and tears to have made it this far but also national pride in disseminating thousands of years of traditional Chinese dance.
Japan is famous for elegant and delectable cuisine and desserts that have people drooling at the mouth for their intricate and kawaii designs, chewy texture, and flavourful bites. It's culinary heaven for foodies. Here are the best places I personally ate at in my five days in Tokyo.
teamLAB has been around since 2001 as a collective of so-called "technologists," blending and blurring the lines between traditional art, projections, architecture, science, and technology. Most importantly, they curate experiences.
Tokyo was both everything I'd expected and nothing like what I'd expected. From the perspective of an ethnically Chinese first-time traveller, here's what I noticed in five days, and my personal tips and tricks.