Ng Ka-ling
Dancer
Within everyone’s psyche is a quiet place that no one else knows about. A wave of a hand can symbolise the blooming of flowers, a wilted passion, a deceiving strength, and also a sorrowful passage. Dance realizes a quiet fantasy, and symbolizes the deepest hidden treasures with our souls.
Born in Hong Kong, Ng Ka-ling graduated from the Guangdong Dance School, then went on to graduate from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts with First-class Honours. She received numerous scholarships and performed in lead roles in various productions. In 2017, she continued her studies in London, earning a Master’s degree in 2019. During her time in London, Ng was invited by Yang Liping to co-choreograph and perform in a contemporary reinterpretation of the timeless Stravinsky ballet Rite of Spring. She performed the lead role in its mainland and overseas tours from June 2018 to November 2019. Ng joined Hong Kong Dance Company (HKDC) in 2019 and has performed in L’Amour Immortel, A Tale of the Southern Sky, Mazu the Sea Goddess, and Shan Shui: An Ode to Nature, which premiered in 2021. She now participates in HKDC’s Dance and Martial Arts Research Team. She aspires to create new works that incorporate vocabularies of classical Chinese dance and Western arts.
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