Monthly Archives: July 2014

Now I am focusing on English improvement, and I learn a lot about New Zealand culture and some other people from different countries whom are the participant in ELTO as well. I have chosen “Cambodian Contemporary Dance” as the topic … Continue reading →

Our Artistic Director, CHEY Chankethya, is going to join the Ojai Playwrights Conference in California, USA from 2th to 10th of August. She will dance the audiences into the legacy of the Killing Fields and its impact on the generation … Continue reading →

Nam Narim has returning to work with Epic Arts’ Epic Encounters team to create a new piece in preparation for their tour to UK (November 2014). They want to create a piece ” Coming Back Brighter” that explains the history … Continue reading →

“I am enjoying a wonderful experiment in the studio where Khmer Lakhaon Khaol male masked dance meets Javanese tari topeng Klana, masked dance, in preparation for our piece for Dusk Dances 2014 from 4th to 10th of august “Through the Mask”. … Continue reading →

Peter Chin, an Artistic Director of Tribal Crackling Wind, is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist born in Kingston, Jamaica and based in Toronto. He is active as a musician/composer, dancer/choreographer, performance artist, designer and director. Peter was Now Magazine Best of … Continue reading →

Chey Chankethya has taught Cambodian classical dance locally and internationally over 10 years. She teaches both professional dancers and amateurs and taught technique class at secondary school of fine arts, Cambodia, from 2002-2011. Kethya has regularly given dance workshops and … Continue reading →

Chey Chankethya, as one of Cambodia’s top classical dancer, has had opportunities to perform nationally and internationally. Now that she has just finished her MFA program in UCLA on Fullbright scholarship and we are very proud of her. She is … Continue reading →

Our dancer/choreographer, Chumvan Sodhachivy (Belle) is going to New Zealand for 6 months to study English Language Training for Officials (ELTO) program under the scholarship of The Ministry of Culture and Royal University of Fine Arts. The intake of Education … Continue reading →

For 3 weeks that Amrita’s dancer, Phon Sopheap, has worked with Lim How Ngean and Naim Syahrazad, Malaysian dancer/choreographer. They have worked very hard but enjoyed to create a piece for Sopheap and Naim to perform at Java Cafe and … Continue reading →

This is a project about the meeting of differences and similarities that lead to productive artistic energies. Malaysian Naim Syahrazad and Cambodian Phon Sopheap make choreographic and dramaturgical exchanges as they get to know each other’s artistic as well as … Continue reading →