
At the height of Philadelphia’s radiant spring, I slip into
A Glimpse of Traditional Cultural Revival – The Premiere of Chinese Dance Drama in the US
As a dance scholar focusing on examining Chinese dance practices
Less is More – An Evening with Limón Dance Company
On the final stop of their 2024 season national tour,
BalletX’s Fall Series 2024 – A Celebration of Innovation, Tradition, and Cultural Fusion
In its 19th year of establishment, BalletX takes a fresh
As J.S. Bach’s Cello Concerto No. 3 played, the curtain rose to
Six dancers scatter across the wooden floor, frozen in distinct
A Cross-Cultural Encounter: DanceVisions’ Full Circle
As part of the 2024 Fringe Festival, the hour-long Full
A Midsummer Night’s Fantasy: BalletX’s Summer Series 2024
In July, BalletX offers a vibrant program featuring three world-premiere
Traversing Culture and Time – Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers’ Breath Into Air
In the theatrical smoke of the FringeArts, a contemporary performance
Reconstructing a Romantic Ideal: Angel Corella’s Giselle
Five years after the first performance of Giselle at Philadelphia
Interdisciplinary Inquiry at Temple’s Dance Faculty Concert
Five innovative choreographies alighted the stage at Temple University’s recent
Shall We Dance Beyond Identity? – Xiang Xu’s World Premiere XY
The stage is dark. A soft Italian song, Una ragione di
When Bodies Remember – Eiko Otake and Wen Hui’s Film “No Rule is Our Rule “
No Rule is Our Rule is a 73-minute film telling the
From the Eden to Society, Shiyu Wang’s Into Outside
In a dimly lit stage corner, a spotlight illuminates five
A Physicality of Mirroring: “Spiegel Spiegel” at Philly Fringe
I am sitting in the front row when I spot
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Ziying Cui is a dancer, choreographer, and scholar, who currently completed her PhD in Dance at Temple University. Her research focuses on the development of ballet in China and diasporic Chinese ballet dancers, as well as cross-cultural interactions between East Asian and West dance practices. She is a staff writer, editor, and communications team member at thINKingDANCE.
Ziying Cui is a dancer, choreographer, and scholar, who currently completed her PhD in Dance at Temple University. Her research focuses on the development of ballet in China and diasporic Chinese ballet dancers, as well as cross-cultural interactions between East Asian and West dance practices. She earned her BA in Dance Theory and History at Beijing Dance Academy and MFA in Contemporary Dance at Case Western Reserve University in 2016. She has presented her research at several dance conferences, including the Association for Asian Performance and the Conference of Dance Studies Association, and choreographed dances for dance concerts in Philadelphia.