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Organized by HKDance/FLSH and co-organized by Beijing/LDTX, the 4th edition of the "Dynamic Dance Dialogue" will take place from July 3 to 19, 2026, at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Studio Theatre.
Building on last year's "Step by Step," this year's Dialogue takes on the theme "Blossoming," focusing on Chinese modern dance companies founded and developed between 2010 and 2025—a span of fifteen years. Kicking off the Dialogue on July 3–5 will be a special invited performance "The Silence We Carry" by the Hong Kong Dance Company, alongside guest choreographers Shi Xuan and Zhou Niannian (Xuannian Space). Then, on July 17–19, six works from different modern dance companies across various cities will be presented—together celebrating the symbiotic blossoming of art and our time.
“MAPPING”
Choreography: Mao Wei, Wen Chuan
Performance: MW Dance Theatre (Hong Kong)
Like driftwood carried along a river, we are swept away by the tides of "good" and "right," strapping on the heavy armour called "identity." We struggle with all our might to prove our existence to the world. Yet, trapped within a red illusion, we lose the map that leads to our true selves.
This work is a stripping away of chains. A heavy hammer shatters false positions and illusions. Only then can the soul, like a cicada shedding its shell, return to the original source of all things — a pure, boundless state of being. If life has already become the sea, why reach for a single, belated speck of dust?
“SUSPENDED”
Choreography: Zhu Jiguang
Performance: Shandong Modern Dance Company (Jinan)
The body carries the memory. Deconstructing nostalgia's solid narrative, it interrogates identity left hanging in the wake of urbanization. In an eternal moment of suspension, it makes the most poetic claim to home. Shifting between the layering of bodily experience and the sensation of weightlessness, the choreography reveals identity in fluid fission—shaping an ontological specimen of "suspended longing."