The Korean Cultural Centre Australia is presenting a special contemporary dance performance featuring D# Orchestra, a dynamic hip-hop dance group from Busan, South Korea. The collaboration with Parramatta Lanes will showcase five talented dancers who will bring the artistry and energy of Korean contemporary hip-hop dance to Australian audiences through multiple performances in October.
D# Orchestra represents a unique artistic concept where the "D" stands for Dance, while "Orchestra" symbolizes how diverse dancers' movements converge into a single powerful energy on stage, much like how numerous musical instruments come together to create one harmonious piece of music. This artist project team, formed by the Busan Cultural Foundation, captivates audiences with dynamic performances rooted in K-POP and hip-hop culture, uniting people through rhythm and emotion.
The performance series will feature three separate sessions across two days in October. Session 1 is scheduled for 6:40 PM on Wednesday, October 22, followed by Session 2 at 7:40 PM on the same day. The final Session 3 will take place at 8:00 PM on Thursday, October 23. The venue is to be confirmed, and interested attendees can find more information through Parramatta Lanes and AtParramatta.
This special dance performance is part of the broader Parramatta Lanes program, demonstrating the Korean Cultural Centre's commitment to sharing Korean contemporary culture with Australian communities. The event aims to showcase the vibrant spirit of Korean dancers and the global appeal of K-POP influenced hip-hop dance styles that have gained international recognition.
Important information for attendees includes consent for filming and photography, as participants agree to be recorded for promotional purposes by attending the event. Those seeking additional details or have inquiries can contact the organizers through performingarts@koreanculture.org.au. The event represents a significant cultural exchange opportunity, bringing authentic Korean dance artistry directly from Busan to Australian audiences through this collaborative presentation.
