Satellite Hubs :: Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint
| Eurasian Song & Dance by Kristang Cultural Troupe | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 1.00pm |
| Synopsis | Take a peek into the Eurasian culture as the Kristang Cultural Troupe entertains you with their Portuguese Jingkli Nona. We daresay you’ll be dancing and singing to the catchy songs in no time! |
| Fascinating Fashion Show | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 1.30pm |
| Synopsis | From sarong to saris, from the cheong sam to the ao dai, Singapore is certainly at the crossroads of the world of fashion. Though most Singaporeans do not wear their traditional dress every day, they do indulge in dressing up every now and then, especially during important occasion such as weddings, birthday celebrations or the New Year. These dresses are often worn traditional; they can also be “inspired” from the traditional wear. Some people would even cross-reference between cultures to design something more adventurous. This exclusive fashion show will showcase a range of clothes that are traditional, inspired by the traditional as well as the forward-looking. |
| Lions in Festivities by Yun Yang Dragon and Lion Dance Association (Singapore) | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 2.00pm |
| Synopsis | Enjoy watching the baby lion as it performs stunts and dances together with its bigger companion! |
| In Celebration of the Sarong by Apsara Asia | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 2.30pm |
| Synopsis | Despite its significance in many cultures around the world, the sarong is often undervalued. In tribute to the brightly coloured sarong, comes this unique dance performance about the stories behind the intricate patterns and colours of the sarong. |
| Land of the Rising Sun- Dance Forms from Okinawa, Japan by Apsara Asia | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 4.00pm |
| Synopsis | One of Japan's southern prefectures, Okinawa has a distinctive culture shaped by its past as an independent kingdom and trading nation. Performing folk arts are an integral part of Okinawan life, often featured at events such as harvest and fertility festivals. These folk dances are performed as a celebration, in prayer or simply to bring hope and happiness. The performance will also feature the colourful Bon Odori dance, a Japanese Buddhist folk dance performed outdoors and danced in a concentric circle. "Bon-Odori" or Bon dance, a religious folk dance, was originally given to comfort the spirit of the dead during the o-bon season. |
| Our Neighbours - A Medley by The TENG Ensemble | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 4.30pm |
| Synopsis | Enjoy a musical experience as the TENG Ensemble delivers a selection of classic and contemporary music pieces from our neighbouring countries. The award-winning ensemble has performed for numerous functions, such as the Esplanade Moonfest (2006 & 2008) and the President’s Challenge Youth Talent Concert (2007). |
| Fascinating Fashion Show | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 5.30pm |
| Synopsis | From sarong to saris, from the cheong sam to the ao dai, Singapore is certainly at the crossroads of the world of fashion. Though most Singaporeans do not wear their traditional dress every day, they do indulge in dressing up every now and then, especially during important occasion such as weddings, birthday celebrations or the New Year. These dresses are often worn traditional; they can also be “inspired” from the traditional wear. Some people would even cross-reference between cultures to design something more adventurous. This exclusive fashion show will showcase a range of clothes that are traditional, inspired by the traditional as well as the forward-looking. |
| Nirttanjali by Sruthi Laya School of Fine Arts | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 6.00pm |
| Synopsis | Enjoy the performances of the Bharatanatyam, the national dance and most well-loved dance of India and the Kathak, a dance made unique by fast rhythmic leg movements. Both of which are true classical dance forms from India. |
| The Art of Taichi by Xin Ying Wushu Training Centre | |
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| Time & Venue | Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint 19 July 2009, Sun, 6.30pm |
| Synopsis | This demonstration of the famous Chinese martial art comprises both hard and soft techniques not easily found in other forms of martial arts. Today, this form of martial art is widely practiced in many countries. |
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Programme Calendar
- 15 - 26 July 2009 :: Festival Hub @ Suntec
- 15 - 19 July 2009 :: Child's Play @ Causeway Point
- 16 - 19 July 2009 :: Happily Ever After @ Jurong Point
- 17 - 21 July 2009 :: Ethnic Runway @ Centrepoint
- 21 - 26 July 2009 :: Baby Steps @ Compass Point
- 22 - 26 July 2009 :: Food Traditions @ Northpoint
- 23 - 26 July 2009 :: Music Nation @ VivoCity