Psychosynthesis

Kenny Shim, Founder, Kenny Shim Dance Collective | Amirah Redza, Dancer, Kenny Shim Dance Collective | Robey Lim, Dancer, Asia Ballet Theatre

20-Jan-23 14:00

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Psychosynthesis is a new dance production described as a powerful, dynamic, fast-paced theatrical show, which showcases the struggles faced by individuals and communities at large, during the pandemic. Presented by the Kenny Shim Dance Collective (KSDC) and Asia Ballet Theatre (ABT), the production features a fully local cast of established and emerging talents, and we find out what's in store from the choreographer of the production Kenny Shim (Founder, Kenny Shim Dance Collective) and also performers Amirah Redza (dancer, Kenny Shim Dance Collective) and Robey Lim (dancer, Asia Ballet Theatre).

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: Corporates, performing arts

Tags: Kenny Shim, Asia Ballet Theatre, Psychosynthesis, contemporary dance,

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