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Dancing to Discover the Martial Soul

Chan Li-Anne, dancer and instructor

26-Nov-15 14:30

Dancing to Discover the Martial Soul

Martial arts are about hurting, disarming, about contact. Maybe not, as the other side of this apparent violent art is the call to be disciplined, humble, to know and control oneself. Wushu Arts Theatre explores through martial-arts influenced dance to unearth the spiritual soul of a fighting art. 


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