We Still Dance
In a changing city landscape, what’s left to discover?Tsuen Wan
City life is hectic. Every day, we rush from point A to point B without even pausing to look up. When did you last enjoy a slow walk, relishing every step and looking at every brick, noticing what lies beneath the city’s glitzy exterior?
Local art tech pioneers, Rooftop Productions, take you on a journey through Tsuen Wan with their app specifically devised for the district—Hong Kong’s first satellite town—traversing both time and space. Audio guides dig into fascinating details about urban development, retelling stories of the past. Dancers appear in the app as virtual guides, leading you to unexpected corners.
Discover a renewed relationship with the city as we uncover the hidden networks beneath the familiar surface, revealing the changing face of the neighbourhood through the decades.
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Dates & Tickets
Dates
Ticket Prices
Free
Audience Information
Language
The app interface is available in English and Chinese. Cantonese audio is subtitled in English and Chinese.
Please bring your own smartphone (with sufficient charge and data service) along with headphones, and download the mobile app via App Store/Google Play before you embark on your journey.
Age Recommendation
12+
Ticket Availability
This is a free programme.
Venue
Tsuen Wan
Tsuen Wan in all the places indicated in the app
We Still Dance App
We Still Dance
Discover a renewed relationship with the city through our app.
Welcome to We Still Dance. This app allows you to discover lost pieces of Hong Kong and its history, but you will have to walk around the streets to find them. There are currently several areas in Tsuen Wan that you can explore. Use this app to scan QR codes as you walk through the streets, to see what we have hidden there.
Creative and Production Team
Directors | |
Writer | |
Sound Arts and Design | |
Main Dance Collaborator | |
Dance Rehearsal Master | |
Collaborating Dancers | |
Dance Video Production | |
Promotion Photographer |
Acknowledgement: Leisure and Cultural Services Department
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About the Artists
Learn more about everyone involved in the production
Ivor Houlker
Ivor Houlker is a multidisciplinary theatre artist, who works internationally as a director, actor, musician, and programmer.
Michelle Li
Michelle Li is an interdisciplinary performer and theatre practitioner in Hong Kong. She has created site-specific theatre works in the UK, Greece, and Sicily, and continues to develop her performing and creative career locally, working as a producer, director, performer, and designer.
Lau Hiu Kong, Lawrence
Lau Hiu Kong, Lawrence is a composer, sound artist based in Hong Kong. His work integrates music composition, live musical performance, audiovisual art etc.
Ivy Tsui
Independent Hong Kong dance artist, and Young Artist of the Year (dance) in the Hong Kong Arts Development Awards in 2015.
Jennifer Mok
Graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Mok joined the City Contemporary Dance Company as a dancer.
Chan Xiyong, Andrew
Chan Xiyong Andrew, graduated from HKAPA in 2018, bachelor of School of Drama, majoring in Acting. Nominated for the Best Actor Award by The Hong Kong Theatre Libre. Recently studying anthropology, physical theatre training, composing, traditional performing arts, art therapy, art education, the public right of space and artists who are homesick. I am not happy lately, please hug me when you meet me.
New Y-Kid
A Hongkonger working with street dance background who loves skating.
Lokin So
Lokin is a professional dancer ,teacher and choreographer, who graduated from the University of Hong Kong.
Fiona Zhou
Fiona Zhou is a Chinese-born freelance dance artist.
Cheung Tsz Kwan
Cheung Tsz Kwan, born in 1990, is a popping and contemporary dancer in Hong Kong. She obtained a Diploma in Dance in the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.