Putting It Together is a musical revue featuring songs by Stephen Sondheim, drawn from many of his iconic works. Rather than following a linear plot, the show takes place at a sophisticated cocktail party among wealthy, well-educated adults. Through sharp lyrics and emotionally complex songs, the characters reveal their hidden insecurities, desires, and disappointments around […]
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And Where’s the Lilac uses two contrasting piano passages. The music begins gently, shifts abruptly into a more urgent and intense rhythm, and gradually returns to calm. This musical transition reflects the fluctuations of inner emotion. Through movement, the choreography explores the extension of the human body and the physical expression of emotional energy. Choreographer:
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Black hair symbolizes a woman’s youth and is synonymous with beauty. This piece features the image of a female warrior gracefully displaying martial arts in a bamboo forest. Her flowing hair weaves like vines, exuding elegance and delicacy in its movement. Choreographer: Li FeiPerforming Artist: Yutong He (Prize Winner at Ballet Grand Prix Vienna 2024)
Lorca in a Green Dress by Nilo Cruz is a magical-realist play set in the moments following Federico García Lorca’s death in 1936. Lorca enters a symbolic limbo known as the “Lorca Room,” where he encounters multiple versions of himself. Through these fragmented reflections, he revisits memories and emotions that guide him toward acceptance. The
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This section presents my drawing-based design work created during my personal creative practice and coursework. These pieces are primarily paper-based designs and renderings that were not fully realized in production. They reflect my ongoing visual training, design exploration, and projects in which I contributed specifically through concept drawings and costume renderings. Animal-Inspired Design Undergraduate Thesis
Why Women Kill follows three women living in the same house across different decades, each confronting betrayal, marriage, and identity in her own era. As their stories unfold, the series explores how love, power, and social expectations shape women’s choices, ultimately revealing how personal relationships can lead to dramatic transformation. My redesign is inspired by
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The Dream of Handan tells the story of a man who falls asleep and experiences a vivid dream in which he rises to wealth, power, and success. He lives through glory, desire, and loss—only to awaken and realize that everything was an illusion. The play reflects on the fleeting nature of ambition and questions what
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Salome tells the story of a young woman whose desire and defiance challenge the moral authority around her. After performing the Dance of the Seven Veils for King Herod, Salome demands the head of John the Baptist, revealing themes of power, obsession, and self-destruction. My design reimagines the Dance of the Seven Veils as a
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Freedom is an original work developed from a script I wrote during the COVID period. The story explores a society in which one ethnic group oppresses another colonial population, creating a cycle of control and submission. As some people remain imprisoned for too long, they gradually lose their desire for freedom altogether. The project reflects
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