Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined June 2016
Founded in 1995, Nyoba Kan is Malaysia's premier Butoh dancer group, which produces the annual International Butoh Festival in Kuala Lumpur. This event aims to introduce the Butoh art through various ... See More
As the world celebrates Shakespeare’s 400th Anniversary, Nyoba Kan has conceived a production based on William Shakespeare’s Richard III — with a Butoh injection and interpretation.
As passionate Butoh practitioners in Malaysia, we have a strong desire to communicate and interact with Japanese Butoh Artistes; to work, to collaborate and learn from one another, in an effort to achieve the best possible outcome in our work. Thus this year we have invited a young, up and coming Butoh artiste Nobuyoshi Asai to work with us in this production together with composer Yii Kah Hoe ( Malaysia) and Max Riefer (Germany) together with musician from South Korea and USA. Special guest performance Tung Jit Yang. We hope to cultivate a platform of exchange where it can also provides an opportunity for Japanese Butoh Artistes to learn about ‘Butoh in Malaysia’.
Choreograper/Dancers: Nobuyoshi Asai ( Japan), Lee Swee Keong (Malaysia)
Composer: Yii Kah Hoe (Xiao)/Max Riefer(Percussion)
Musician: Min-Yung Lee (Cello), Anne Harley (Vocalist)
Guest performer: Tung Jit Yang
Costume: Dominique Devorsine
Partner : Shakespeare 400 The Actors Studio
Presented by : The Actors Studio
Supported by : Asia Center, Japan Foundation, The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre
Lee Swee Keong is the founder of Nyoba Kan, the premier Butoh dance group in Malaysia.
Nobuyoshi Asai practiced street dance at an international level during his youth. For a year, he joined the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre in New York. Former dancer in Dairakudakan and Sankai Juku. Formed his own company Pierre Mirror and base in France. Www.nobuyoshiasai.com
Yii Kah Hoe, currently is the president of Society of Contemporary Composers. He has been involved in many Nyoba Kan related productions in the past as composer and musician: ”The Spirits Play“, ”Green Snake & the Monk“, (awarded for Best music and sound design) and ”The Rhapsody of River Wisdom“.
Max Riefer one of the outstanding percussionists that performed in previous Nyoba Kan related productions such as "The Spirits Play" and "Green Snake and the Monk". Catch his performance in "Car Park and the Six Incidents of Murder".
Anne is a prize-winning performer-scholar and an educator and was trained in voice and opera performance. She has premiered, performed and recorded works by contemporary composers from various countries.
Min-yung Lee (South Korea) holds a permanent position as Violoncellist with the Heidelberg Philharmonic Orchestra / Germany. In addition, she currently serves as lecturer at the UiTM Faculty of Music in Malaysia.
Nyoba Kan Butoh Fest 2016 need your support to gets the production team funded. We are passionate and excited to share our collaboration ideas and creation to the public but at the same time we hope artists are being paid as an gratitude for their contributions.
This is to encourage the continuous of arts exchange, gaining experiences and collaboration among artists from various arts backgrounds and even from various countries.
This is a very meaningful as your financial support is an encouragement to promote performing arts to the local community and is also part of community service.
Our city needs to spark with performing arts! Please support us!
Thank you.
寿板国际舞踏祭2016需要您的支助。
寿板舞踏一直寻找更辽阔,更多可能性的平台,籍此为舞踏注入更多的养分,让舞踏展现其美学的远望。今年迎来第九届的壽板国际舞踏祭,壽板舞踏艺术总监李瑞强特邀了许多国际知名艺术家,如来自德国,美国,韩国的乐手和日本的舞踏手浅井信好(Nobuyoshi Asai)一起欢庆壽板国际舞踏祭,势必为本地观众带来更多冲击和感动。
这次的壽板国际舞踏祭有二主要节目:
1. 壽板舞踏艺术总监李瑞强所编导的《这个夜,灵的告白》
2. 李瑞强与浅井信好联合编舞的《另一夜,暴君的阴谋》
演出中集结了不同背景的艺术工作者参与,包括剧场,舞蹈,音乐,装置艺术和影像艺术。多方面的艺术交融和碰撞,将会激发创作者热情、潜力和想像的空间。
民间艺术表演团体正积极累计不同经验,希望推广及发扬本土的文化。
这是一项有意义的人文社会活动,也是回馈社会的善举。
我们需要您的关注与财务支持,您的资助对我们是很大的鼓励。
财务会资助以下的经费:
· 艺术工作者的艺术费用
· 道具及服装的制作费
谢谢。
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined June 2016
Founded in 1995, Nyoba Kan is Malaysia's premier Butoh dancer group, which produces the annual International Butoh Festival in Kuala Lumpur. This event aims to introduce the Butoh art through various Butoh performances and activities, and also to promote the exchange among Japan Butoh and foreign Butoh artists. Nyoba Kan inhabits a unique form of Butoh born from a hybrid of Malaysia’s cultural richness, as well as fusing elements of Qi Gong, Yoga, Buddhism, Taoism, and Contemporary Dance. Also as a follower of the spirit of Hijikata’s Ankoku Butoh. Nyoba Kan’s Butoh is founded upon the ideal cultivation of one’s spiritual growth along with one’s body, mind, and soul. Artistic Director Lee Swee Keong combines various techniques and disciplines from pioneers of the art form into his own personal Butoh philosophy. For him, Butoh reconstructs the body and the mind, providing one with new perspectives toward life and mortality. It is a form of spiritual expression far beyond the physical. Through Butoh, interaction between one’s spiritual and physical aspects finds its truthful expression, sometimes reflecting a mysterious, organic, heavenly state of being, sometimes a radically joyful one. This is a process of purification; it is also a form of therapy for both performers and audience.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined June 2016
Founded in 1995, Nyoba Kan is Malaysia's premier Butoh dancer group, which produces the annual International Butoh Festival in Kuala Lumpur. This event aims to introduce the Butoh art through various ... See More
As the world celebrates Shakespeare’s 400th Anniversary, Nyoba Kan has conceived a production based on William Shakespeare’s Richard III — with a Butoh injection and interpretation.
As passionate Butoh practitioners in Malaysia, we have a strong desire to communicate and interact with Japanese Butoh Artistes; to work, to collaborate and learn from one another, in an effort to achieve the best possible outcome in our work. Thus this year we have invited a young, up and coming Butoh artiste Nobuyoshi Asai to work with us in this production together with composer Yii Kah Hoe ( Malaysia) and Max Riefer (Germany) together with musician from South Korea and USA. Special guest performance Tung Jit Yang. We hope to cultivate a platform of exchange where it can also provides an opportunity for Japanese Butoh Artistes to learn about ‘Butoh in Malaysia’.
Choreograper/Dancers: Nobuyoshi Asai ( Japan), Lee Swee Keong (Malaysia)
Composer: Yii Kah Hoe (Xiao)/Max Riefer(Percussion)
Musician: Min-Yung Lee (Cello), Anne Harley (Vocalist)
Guest performer: Tung Jit Yang
Costume: Dominique Devorsine
Partner : Shakespeare 400 The Actors Studio
Presented by : The Actors Studio
Supported by : Asia Center, Japan Foundation, The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre
Lee Swee Keong is the founder of Nyoba Kan, the premier Butoh dance group in Malaysia.
Nobuyoshi Asai practiced street dance at an international level during his youth. For a year, he joined the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre in New York. Former dancer in Dairakudakan and Sankai Juku. Formed his own company Pierre Mirror and base in France. Www.nobuyoshiasai.com
Yii Kah Hoe, currently is the president of Society of Contemporary Composers. He has been involved in many Nyoba Kan related productions in the past as composer and musician: ”The Spirits Play“, ”Green Snake & the Monk“, (awarded for Best music and sound design) and ”The Rhapsody of River Wisdom“.
Max Riefer one of the outstanding percussionists that performed in previous Nyoba Kan related productions such as "The Spirits Play" and "Green Snake and the Monk". Catch his performance in "Car Park and the Six Incidents of Murder".
Anne is a prize-winning performer-scholar and an educator and was trained in voice and opera performance. She has premiered, performed and recorded works by contemporary composers from various countries.
Min-yung Lee (South Korea) holds a permanent position as Violoncellist with the Heidelberg Philharmonic Orchestra / Germany. In addition, she currently serves as lecturer at the UiTM Faculty of Music in Malaysia.
Nyoba Kan Butoh Fest 2016 need your support to gets the production team funded. We are passionate and excited to share our collaboration ideas and creation to the public but at the same time we hope artists are being paid as an gratitude for their contributions.
This is to encourage the continuous of arts exchange, gaining experiences and collaboration among artists from various arts backgrounds and even from various countries.
This is a very meaningful as your financial support is an encouragement to promote performing arts to the local community and is also part of community service.
Our city needs to spark with performing arts! Please support us!
Thank you.
寿板国际舞踏祭2016需要您的支助。
寿板舞踏一直寻找更辽阔,更多可能性的平台,籍此为舞踏注入更多的养分,让舞踏展现其美学的远望。今年迎来第九届的壽板国际舞踏祭,壽板舞踏艺术总监李瑞强特邀了许多国际知名艺术家,如来自德国,美国,韩国的乐手和日本的舞踏手浅井信好(Nobuyoshi Asai)一起欢庆壽板国际舞踏祭,势必为本地观众带来更多冲击和感动。
这次的壽板国际舞踏祭有二主要节目:
1. 壽板舞踏艺术总监李瑞强所编导的《这个夜,灵的告白》
2. 李瑞强与浅井信好联合编舞的《另一夜,暴君的阴谋》
演出中集结了不同背景的艺术工作者参与,包括剧场,舞蹈,音乐,装置艺术和影像艺术。多方面的艺术交融和碰撞,将会激发创作者热情、潜力和想像的空间。
民间艺术表演团体正积极累计不同经验,希望推广及发扬本土的文化。
这是一项有意义的人文社会活动,也是回馈社会的善举。
我们需要您的关注与财务支持,您的资助对我们是很大的鼓励。
财务会资助以下的经费:
· 艺术工作者的艺术费用
· 道具及服装的制作费
谢谢。
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Joined June 2016
Founded in 1995, Nyoba Kan is Malaysia's premier Butoh dancer group, which produces the annual International Butoh Festival in Kuala Lumpur. This event aims to introduce the Butoh art through various Butoh performances and activities, and also to promote the exchange among Japan Butoh and foreign Butoh artists. Nyoba Kan inhabits a unique form of Butoh born from a hybrid of Malaysia’s cultural richness, as well as fusing elements of Qi Gong, Yoga, Buddhism, Taoism, and Contemporary Dance. Also as a follower of the spirit of Hijikata’s Ankoku Butoh. Nyoba Kan’s Butoh is founded upon the ideal cultivation of one’s spiritual growth along with one’s body, mind, and soul. Artistic Director Lee Swee Keong combines various techniques and disciplines from pioneers of the art form into his own personal Butoh philosophy. For him, Butoh reconstructs the body and the mind, providing one with new perspectives toward life and mortality. It is a form of spiritual expression far beyond the physical. Through Butoh, interaction between one’s spiritual and physical aspects finds its truthful expression, sometimes reflecting a mysterious, organic, heavenly state of being, sometimes a radically joyful one. This is a process of purification; it is also a form of therapy for both performers and audience.