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Searching Blue《寻蓝》

45-minute excerpt

10–11 October, 4:15PM

17 October, 10:30AM, 4:15PM

National Museum of Singapore
Meeting point: Rotunda, Level 1

20-minute excerpt

24 October, 5:30PM

Goodman Arts Centre
Meeting point: Block E

How often do we stop to notice our surroundings and the people we pass by each day?

Follow, observe, or move along with our dance artists as they venture around the premises. Created by T.H.E Dance Company’s founding artistic director Kuik Swee Boon with Kuala Lumpur–based sound artist Kent Lee, Searching Blue offers a tender reminder in our busy world to pause, sense and reconnect with one another and the world around us.

Free entry, no registration required.

Pán《盤》

6 November 2026, 3PM
7 November 2026, 7:30PM
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Auditorium

Pán《盤》draws inspiration from the cultural roots of its creators, Kuik Swee Boon and Kim Jae Duk. The Chinese title, “盤”, is a word rich in meaning and found across several Asian languages and cultures.

At the heart of the work is the Chinese creation myth of Pangu, whose body transforms into the elements of nature—a metaphor for transculturation and the continuous convergence of cultures.

The performance unfolds through the distinct choreographic voices of Swee Boon and Jae Duk, before culminating in a collaborative epilogue. Featuring guest artists Tung Ka Wai and Wheelsmith (Danial Bawthan) alongside the dance artists of T.H.E, Pán《盤》continues to evolve with each iteration, inviting audiences to consider whether a shared positionality can be crafted for our contemporary world.

Originally conceived as a live performance, Pán《盤》premiered digitally in 2021 as a livestreamed production and was later presented as a ticketed video-on-demand programme at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it received the Best Performance award at the Asian Arts Awards.

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This production is eligible for SG Culture Pass redemption. Use your credits to purchase tickets!
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What happens when dancers keep learning, practising and pushing themselves into new territory? praxis.1 brings together performers from T.H.E’s Training Initiative (TI), second company and main company for an intimate studio sharing. Rooted in the idea that knowledge is shaped through practice, praxis.1 offers a glimpse into the performers’ renewed selves after being refined by time, training, knowledge and guidance. 

Across the programme, the works themselves are at different stages; from well-established repertoire from over a decade ago to works in early development. This offers different perspectives on the creative process.

TI Group 1 will perform an excerpt from In the Distance (2016), a surrealistic exploration of migratory journeys choreographed by Sarah Foster-Sproull from New Zealand. TI Group 2 will present an excerpt from Parallels (2013), choreographed by T.H.E’s founding artistic director Kuik Swee Boon, a work born from gratitude towards the audiences, collaborators, contributors and fellow artists who have supported the company. 

The second company will present iSmellDanger, a new work at its first-phase of development by former T.H.E dance artist Ng Zu You. It examines the presence and implications of violence in everyday life.

The main company will present Ma (an exploration), the culmination of eight days of research with T.H.E’s resident choreographer Anthea Seah and T.H.E’s dance artists. Drawing from Anthea’s own experiences and the stories of others, Ma presents snapshots of the ugly, messy, frightening and uncertain transformation into motherhood through horror and surrealism. Witness how T.H.E’s dance artists return to a place of uncertainty and discovery as they build the work from the ground up with raw material, tasks and experimentation.

Join us in witnessing how bodies, movement and works evolve.

praxis.1

Sunday, 15 November 2026

3pm and 5pm

T.H.E’s studio

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