Troupe’s performance a reminder of our intimate relationship with rest of creation

From "Taiwan Church News" <[email protected]>
Date Fri, 5 Nov 2010 13:52:14 -0700

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November 1-7, 2010

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Troupe’s performance a reminder of our intimate relationship with 
rest of creation



Reported by Chiou Kuo-rong

Written by Lydia Ma



“Don’t forget that we’re only a member of this Earth; the Earth 
doesn’t belong 

to us,” said Elizabeth Dalman to her audience in a tribute the land 
we live on. 



Dalman is an Australian contemporary dance director and choreographer 
and 

led the Australian Dance Theatre up until 1975. She spoke on behalf 
of Tsai 

Jui-Yueh Dance Foundation at a press conference on October 27, 2010 
as 

the foundation unveiled its 5th season performance. 



This year’s program theme is “Back to Nature, Our Home” and routines 
have 

garnered praise from acclaimed contemporary dance artists from Japan, 

USA, and Australia, who also contributed to the routines and joined 
in the 

performance.



The foundation’s CEO, Hsin-hsing Presbyterian Church elder Hsiao 
Wo-ting, 

underscored that all performances this year were drawn from themes 
relating 

to the environment and to Mother Nature. 



The overall goal was to tell stories about Earth and her sorrows and 
hopefully 

help viewers hear her heart’s cry and inspire them to find more 
sustainable 

and enviro-friendly lifestyles.



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