評判介紹

Jeremy Chan is a Soloist of Hong Kong Ballet. He started his ballet training at Jean M. Wong School of Ballet and received the Tsinforn C Wong Memorial Scholarship to study at The Royal Ballet School in London. He won third place at the 2016 Youth American Grand Prix in New York, and performed in the 2020 Prix de Lausanne Finals Interludes. 

Chan’s featured roles with Hong Kong Ballet include Prince Desiree and Blue Bird in Vladimir Malakhov’s Sleeping Beauty, Sugar Plum Cavalier in Septime Webre’s The Nutcracker, Solo Man in Hu Song Wei Ricky and Mai Jingwen’s Martlet, the Teacher in Hu Song Wei Ricky and Mai Jingwen’s The Butterfly Lovers and Scarecrow in Septime Webre’s The Wizard of Oz.

Huynh Eric graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA), majoring in Musical Theatre Dance. Eric has attained the ISTD Intermediate Tap Certificate with distinction. During his program of study, he was awarded scholarships from the Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation Scholarships and has performed on a study tour to Kwong Tung.

Eric was active in various genres of art groups. He was the performer for 3AMI, HKREP, HKDC, Theatre Noir, DanceArt, Actor Family, 7A drama group among others…

Eric also has taught at numerous groups, including CCDC dance centre, HKAPA EXCEL…

Eric is currently a (R & T) tapper, freelance performer, director, singing coach, choreographer and dance tutor.

Ms. Violet Ng is a distinguished dance educator and accomplished artist, renowned for her significant contributions to the development of dance both in Hong Kong and internationally. As the founder of the VCI Dance Company and Artistic Director of the Asian Dancers Association, she is dedicated to fostering innovation in dance arts and promoting cultural exchange. She is also a member of the Hong Kong chapter of the Chinese Dancers Association and the International Dance Council (CID).

Currently, Ms. Ng serves as the Vice Chairperson of the Executive Committee of the Hong Kong Dance Federation, an examiner for the Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (Australia), and an adjudicator for the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. She is actively involved as a judge for international dance competitions under the International Dance Organization (IDO) and has been invited to adjudicate various prestigious dance competitions, including the Hong Kong Bauhinia Cup Dance Championships & Bauhinia International Grand Prix, Schools Dance Festival, and other regional open dance contests.

A graduate of the Hong Kong Academy of Ballet (Full time) with the support of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Music and Dance Fund Scholarship, Ms. Ng holds advanced teaching diplomas from several prominent ballet institutions, including the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD), the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD), the Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (CSTD), and the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet (ACB).

Her choreographic works have won numerous accolades in domestic and international competitions, such as the Hong Kong Bauhinia Cup Grand Prix International Dance Competition, the American Dance Competition, the Western Australia Theatrical Dance Festival, the Korea International Dance Competition, and the Asia Pacific Dance Competitions held in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and beyond.

In recognition of her exceptional achievements and dedication, Ms. Ng was awarded the Outstanding Dance Artist Award in 2020.