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WALLS

Created in 2025
Duration | 20 min
Premiere | 17th Dec 2025, Hong Kong
Academy for Performing Arts, Hong Kong

by Kenny Wing Tao Ho

Credits

As one moves from self to another self. What is the essence of this space inbetween moments of becoming?

As Artist in Residence at Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, dance artist Kenny Wing Tao Ho worked with 4th year contemporary dance students to research and develop the short choreography WALLS.

We dared to enter an empty stage, fill it with feeling, dance and aliveness. The space transformed into a place to express and reveal. Where are we? where are we going? we move closer and closer to the unknown.

Group of dancers from Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts performing on a stage with black curtains and a plain, light-colored floor. From the choreography WALLS.
Group of dancer from Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts holding hands and dancing on stage with a black curtain backdrop. From the choreography WALLS.
Dancers on stage with multiple dancers leaping into the air. From the choreography WALLS.
A group of dancers performing on a stage, kneeling and leaning with motions. From the choreography WALLS.
Two people standing close together on a large stage with a black curtain backdrop, touching foreheads and holding hands. From the choreography WALLS.
Dancers from Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts on a large stage with a black background, some sitting, lying, or in seated poses. From the choreography WALLS.

Credits

Direction & Choreography:

Music:


Devising Dancers:



Supported by:

Special thanks to:

Kenny Wing Tao Ho

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Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts

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