- I enjoyed this class visit a lot as it was different than the others we have had so far
- I initially thought we were going to see Ming Poon’s different projects in choreography, but his work was so much deeper than just dance and studios
- All of his different types of work include audience interaction and he relies on it greatly
- Some of his interactive works such as “Slow Dance with Me” is designed in a specific way to allow the audience to interact and essentially create his own show
- He found it important to interpret political events in his work such as “June 4th”
- “This is the first time I have not been seen as an object, but a person”
- His show with a colleague where they allowed the audience to change and interpret the scene into whatever way they liked was very intriguing to me
- He is overall a very open-minded and down to earth person that enjoys interaction
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