| Poi Workshop |
| (Other: Poi Dance Performance ) |
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| Date |
2011/03/18 , 25 , 04/01 |
| Venue |
YAF Studio |
| Ticket Price |
Unknown |
| Synopsis |
Poi Dance (fire twirling dance) originates from the Indigenous cultures in the Pacific and is common in Hawaiian and Maori traditional performances. Poi are a pair of arm-length chains with loop handles attached to one end and a bundle of wicking material on the other. For practice and development of tricks as well as at these workshops, practice Poi consists of a fabric streamer with a light weight, such as a beanbag, at the leading end. Gushiken, the workshop instructor, is a graduate of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, and currently works as a freelance practitioner for both back stage and onstage performances. Gushiken is also an expert in children plays and juggling performances. In this series of workshops, participants learn the basic skills and tricks of Poi |
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| Programme Duration |
1.5hr |
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| Number of Audience |
15 |
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