Monthly Archives: October 2014

The piece was inspired by today urban environment. Through this piece, Chanrith would like to reflect on polluted trash in Phnom Penh City by focusing on plastic disposal. He personally supports the idea of recycling waste. Artistically, Chanrith explores on … Continue reading →

The piece focuses on physical and mental challenges in everyday live. Rady is interested in investigating on how individual and communal forces give impact to each other. He would like to explore also for the differences between internal and external … Continue reading →

The piece “Knot” portrays relationship between two people, mother and son. Based on her own story, Davy concentrates on the relationship complexity between mother and son through text, movement, and prop. Davy would like also to explore for partnering in … Continue reading →

After all the Choreography workshop of Amrita Performing Arts and Mark Morris Dance Group has been going for 3 days, the informal showcase of their work on Friday afternoon was totally down to Earth. It was impressed to see how … Continue reading →

Get fit in the park with Mark Morris Dance Group at river side yesterday evening at 5:00 to 7:00 PM was incredible. So many people have joined and sweat all together with the dance movements instructed by the dancers of … Continue reading →

Yesterday, 15th October 2014, Amrita Performing Arts have conducted a choreography workshop with Mark Morris Dance Group at Circus Hall. The workshop was running full day. In the morning, there was a choreograph workshop from Mark Morris Dance Group and … Continue reading →

The Mark Morris Dance Group has inspired international critics and audiences alike throughout its 30-plus-year history. Founded in New York in 1980 by artistic director and choreographer, Mark Morris, the company spent 3 years in residence at Brussels’ Theater Royal … Continue reading →