In her new piece “Infinitâ” with classical dancers from Solo and on music from György Ligeti - works for piano etudes, she explores the infinite possibilities to melt Javanese classical movements and modern music. The result is astonishing and surprising.

Eternal beauty, sensuality and yet spiritual love, mistery and rituals in the eternal human quest for awakening and self-consciousness.

The importance of tea in the tradition of Korean life led the Society for New Composition in Korean Traditional Music to start to explore composition around the tea ceremony. It has been a spiritual journey.

The concept creates a dazzling union between the Manganiyar`s music and the visual seduction of Amsterdam`s red light district.

The most innovative puppeteer in the rich cultural heritage of Indonesian puppetry. With modern remakes of traditional stories, questioning stereotypes, bringing new viewpoints to existing issues he has reached in his home country almost a status of a rockstar.

After successful Tours in 2005, 2007 and 2008 the master and world-wide acknowledged dancer I Made Djimat, is back in Europe with a unique and varied program.

One of China`s most versatile directors, Li Liuyi injects a modern spirit into Peking Opera, attempting to create a new perspective in all aspects of the performance: script, music, directing and stage.

A Hit of Zen is a cooperation between the actors/percussionists of U Theatre and the performers of the Martial Arts Formation Centre affiliated to the Shaolin Temple of Songshan, Henan.

Now that modern Indonesian dance is breaking through internationally, it is time for dancer/choreographer Mugiyono Kasido to be in the light spot. From classical Javanese court dancer to one of the most powerful contemporary choreographer.

The Taiwanese choreographer Ming-Lung Yang started for Eastern Current a collaboration with director Xiao-Ping Li of the National Guoguang Opera Company.