林保旭 Leng Poh Gee
He is a dance lecturer of Sultan Idris Education University; a committee member of My Dance Alliance; the dance notator of Johor Heritage Foundation; a translator of LANGKAH (a bilingual online magazine for local contemporary dance); and a father of two daughters.
他现于苏丹伊德里斯教育大学担任舞蹈讲师，同时也是两个女儿的爸爸，积极享受带娃参与舞蹈演出和编舞。
Semenjak tahun 2015 sehingga ke tahun ini, saya adalah sangat bertuah kerana selalu dijemput menjadi pereka tatacahaya untuk beberapa pasukan yang menyertai pertandingan Tarian Cina sempena Festival Seni Universiti Malaya (FESENI). Satu pra-tonton lazimnya diadakan untuk memudahkan saya supaya tidak perlu menghadiri raptai penuh di kolej kediaman masing-masing.
The chance to meet your preferred dancer is relatively low. Sometimes a lot of luck, and perseverance from the dancers, is the only way.
When Dr Premalatha Thiagarajan, head of University of Malaya’s Dance Department, invited me to be one of the choreographers of UMa1 Dance Showcase 2018, I was thankful for the opportunity but also anxious. Considering the situation of my newborn baby and the fact that I was living far out of town, I was able to […]
Since 1975, students of University of Malaya’s twelve residential colleges have competed in the annual Festival Seni Universiti Malaya (FESENI), in a variety of categories of music, dance and poetry. There are four dance categories: National Traditional Dance, Creative Dance, Indian Dance and Chinese Dance. As lighting designer-operator and audience member, I have observed the […]
当我在马来西亚博特拉大学（博大）业余式地学习马来传统舞蹈时，我已经深深地爱上了这门艺术。它那手势弧线流动式的卷曲、身躯柔软优雅的拧转、双人舞蹈相敬如宾的迎合和礼让、善用通用 舞蹈语汇而进行有限度的现场即兴等等 — 这些温和的舞蹈符号，都描绘了我的故乡 — 吉兰丹州生活的写照。当时的我还没开始正式接受现代舞的训练。自此以后，马来传统舞蹈元素渐渐地影响了我日后当代舞蹈的创作。
