Xie Yin

Xie Yin joined Hong Kong Dance Company in 2002 as Principal Dancer and was promoted to Assistant Artistic Director in 2021.

Xie won the 8th and 11th Hong Kong Dance Awards for her co-choreographic works in 2006 and 2009. She was invited by The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts to create And the Thunder Sings, and choreographed Lotus for the Hong Kong Ballet. She has been artistic coordinator and choreographer of several HKDance productions. In 2020, she performed the principal role in the musical A Tale of the Southern Sky and was a researcher with Ho Bit Goon in As Flower, as Water, as Mother. In 2023, Xie participated in Theatrical Meditation Production’s Ashtanga, a production by Tsang Man-tung.

Xie is now a freelance artist.

Cai Fei

From 2001 to 2007, Cai Fei worked at Guangdong Dance School as a full-time instructor of Basic Chinese Dance Techniques and rehearsal classes. During her teaching period, Cai was awarded the school’s Outstanding Teacher Award and Outstanding Class Mistress Award. She furthered her studies at the Beijing Academy of Dance, majoring in ballet.

Cai joined Hong Kong Dance Company in 2008. Her major performances include Qingming Riverside, Mulan, Angels Fall, and Snow Fox. She is currently Artistic Coordinator of the Hong Kong Dance Company Children’s & Youth Troupes responsible for teaching, choreography, editing of basic training teaching materials, and administration.

Between 2008 and 2021, Cai served as an Artistic Coordinator and Choreographer for Childhood Wonderland, The Happy Prince, Dim Sum Adventures@Lung Fung Teahouse, and Magical Adventures of Baby Polar Bear and the 12 Zodiac Animals. In addition to planning dance training camps she has also organised and led groups on cultural exchanges and dance competitions in Taiwan, Beijing, Guangzhou, and Qingdao.

Ke Zhiyong

A graduate of the Guangdong Dance Academy’s Chinese Dance Performance and Education Department, Ke Zhiyong was a silver medallist in the 1996 Guangdong Province Dance Competition. He has won multiple accolades at the Taoli Cup Dance Competition: recognition of excellence in the Youth (B) category (1994); gold medal in the Youth (A) category (1997) and third prize at the Young Adult category (2000). He was also  a recipient of the 2005 Hong Kong Dance Award.

A member of Hong Kong Dance Company since 2001, Ke was promoted to Senior Dancer in 2007. Two years later, he enrolled at the Beijing Dance Academy, receiving a professional certificate in Chinese classical dance pedagogy. Between 2010 and 2012, he served as guest instructor in the Chinese Dance division of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. He is currently Training Instructor with Hong Kong Dance Company. Ke has performed in more than forty dance dramas, mainly in lead roles, and has been assistant choreographer for numerous dance dramas. He was also co-choreographer of Joseph Koo’s Classic Melodies and the children’s dance dramas Childhood Wonderland, Magical Adventures of Baby Polar Bear and the 12 Zodiac Animals, and Saturday Whispers, and artistic coordinator of Fun Ride with Big Beard – Dancing Poems, and Dancing World – The Story of a Blissful Tribe.

Anthony Ho

Anthony Ho is a graduate from The Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts. During his studies, he was awarded the Fredric Mao Scholarship and Disney Scholarship among others. He also received Best Actor Awards for his performances in two dramas: Journey to the West and Tartuffe. After graduating, he started working in television and has appeared in many TV series, including Brother’s Keeper, Mind Hunter, and The Exorcist’s Meter. He was awarded Best Supporting Actor in 2017. He also frequently performs on stage. Among his recent performances are Magical Adventures of Baby Polar Bear and The 12 Zodiac Animals by Hong Kong Dance Company, The Legend of Hua Tuo by Take it Easy Theatre, Musical I’mPerfect by Theatre Noir Foundation, and Musicals My Daddy Long Legs by Theatre Noir. In 2014, he was nominated for Best Actor Award (Comedy/Farce) at the 23rd Hong Kong Drama Awards for his performance in The Legend of Hua Tuo.

Anthony is active in promoting drama education and has taught drama at art centres, drama troupes, and schools. He has sat on the Adjudicator Panel for Hong Kong School Drama Festival since 2008.