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The lights dim; musicians and DJs take their positions. As electronic music fills the air, the theatre transforms into an immense dance floor. Dancers weave through the space, enveloped in a mesmerizing atmosphere that pulsates and intensifies. The audience may sway and move to the rhythm or choose to sit quietly aside, observing as primal desires slowly unfurl beneath neon lights. Join or gaze – it’s entirely your choice.

Raving.Vibration Z is the creation of local young choreographer Lao Pui Lon, who dissects the inner loneliness and desires of Generation Z through flamboyant abandon. Built upon contemporary dance vocabulary, this piece deconstructs and incorporates the ‘freeze’ and ‘spin’ techniques of breakdancing, enhanced by avant-garde electronic and experimental music. It explores how pop culture shapes contemporary physical expression amidst fluidity and impact.

Presented in an unconventional format, inviting everyone to become part of the creation process. There are no fixed rules – only the flairs of connection and deeply personal experiences that emerge.

Concept and Choreography: Lao Pui Lon
Dramaturgy: Un Iat Hou
Sound Design: mafmadmaf
Lighting and Set Design: Tou Kuok Hong

Approximately 1 hour, without interval
For aged 13 and above, although not recommended to under 18

Post-show talk on 23May

Remarks:

  1. The audience will mostly stand throughout the performance, with only a limited number of seats available, allowing patrons the freedom to move around. Comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended;
  2. The performance features smoke effects, flashing lights and loud sounds. Pregnant women, persons with cardiovascular conditions, and anyone sensitive to these effects should ponder before purchasing tickets.

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Raving.Vibration Z


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Last modified: 2025-03-11 12:56

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