Team Member Type: eng

I was a tomboy who resisted dancing until my sisters brought me in the sector. Although this journey seems accidental, I have since discovered a passion for teaching, choreographing, and dancing.

So far I have collaborated with choreographers from various backgrounds. When we encounter challenges, other dancers are more than willing to give us backup. This is why I can quickly adapt to different circumstances.

When collaborating with different choreographers, the manners and atmospheres vary greatly. By sensing the melodies and the rythm of the music, I manage to immerse in the roles. Sometimes the role descriptions from the choreographers also help me to integrate into the pieces.

While portraying any characters, I focus on delivering clear and complete expressions. I prefer to fully participate in the life of roles rather than simply playing them. When I step back from the scene and see myself as an outsider, it’s fulfilling to sense how much of myself has been devoted and reflected on the roles I play.

When facing tasks from different choreographers, I visualize myself as a blank canvas and their brush. You provide them with space to develop their ideas, and in return, offer feedback on their efforts.

My most memorable experience is a round tour across USA & Canada, where different city stages present challenges and trained us to adapt to any circumstance.

Yi-Chun illuminated my path towards a professional dancer when I was 18 while she was 28. When I turned 28, She invited me to join Festival Off Avignon just after I had decided never set foot on stage again. Life journey is full of surprises.