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After four weeks of webinars that gave audiences an insight into Taiwan’s performing arts industrty, with artist interviews that gave unique perspectives of four tour-ready productions and webinars that deepened audiences’ understandings of various topics, Taiwan Season 2020 Online Symposium “Connecting with Taiwan” has finally wrapped up with the ending of last webinar on Friday.
Read moreTaiwan Season 2020 Online Symposium — “Connecting with Taiwan” has finished the third week of its month-long programme.
Read moreTaiwan Season 2020 Online Symposium - “Connecting with Taiwan” has so far given audiences two great weeks of intriguing webinars and interviews.
Read moreTaiwan Season Online Symposium — “Connecting with Taiwan” — has opened to a strong first week of events, using digital technology to captivate audiences in the UK and Taiwan.
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Although Taiwan Season won’t be going ahead as planned, stay tuned for news as to how we can connect you with Taiwanese theatre and dance!
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Supported by the Ministry of Culture, the sixth Taiwan Season at the Fringe kicked off Aug. 2 at venues Dance Base and Summerhall
Read moreKeep up-to-date with all the latest reviews for Taiwan Season at the 2019 Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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Edinburgh-based magazine The List has highlighted the acts taking part in the sixth annual Taiwan Season at the Edinburgh International Fringe as some of the not-to-be-missed dance and theatre performances in the entire Festival.
In the article where they emphasize the “bumper crop“ of talent to see at the 2019 Festival, they highlight that performances from Taiwan “always a strong component of the Fringe dance programme each year,“ and mention that this year Bout by Chang Dance Theatre, Floating Flowers by B.DANCE and Monster by Dua Shin Te Production are three unmissable performances.
The three performances alongside Fish by Shinehouse Theatre will be taking place at some of Edinburgh’s most iconic venues between 31 July - 25 August
