A Vision for Dance

This month, ErGao Dance Production Group debuts Hide and Seek, a contemporary dance production that explores the creative potential of blind people

By Zabrina Lo

The usually brightly lit white cube F Hall Studio at Tai Kwun will be transformed into a dark, narrow massage parlour this month. But instead of the usual calming music and masseurs one would expect of a spa, visitors will be welcomed by two dancers: Chinese choreographer and dancer He Qiwo, who performs under the name ErGao; and Theo Wang Zeyu, a Guangzhou-based masseur-turned-performer who is blind. The two will deliver an immersive, interactive dance performance called Hide and Seek. It runs from March 14 to 16 as part of this year’s No Limits, an arts programme co-presented by the Hong Kong Arts Festival which promotes inclusiveness through the arts. The production sees audience members experiencing the world from Wang’s perspective, hindered by the darkness of the space and having…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2025

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