《The Next Movement》 Hong Kong’s First-ever Electronic Tap Dance Theatre

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《The Next Movement》 Hong Kong’s First-ever Electronic Tap Dance Theatre
1500+ are interested
Nov 21, 2025(Fri) - Nov 23(Sun)
Time: ^Nov 21, 2025: 8:00 PM ^Nov 22, 2025: 8:00 PM Nov 23, 2025: 3:00 PM ^Includes Post-Show Artist Talk
Duration: 1.5 hour
Location:Hong Kong Cultural Centre
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10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

About the event

《The Next Movement》
Hong Kong’s First-ever Electronic Tap Dance Theatre

Born in the era of slavery, Tap Dance used rhythmic footwork as a substitute for instruments, symbolizing freedom and identity.

Local Tap Dance company STEP OUT Studios will present Hong Kong’s first-ever electronic tap dance theatre production, 《The Next Movement》, at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Studio Theatre on 21–23 Nov, 2025. This groundbreaking performance introduces custom-made “electronic tap dance shoes” to the stage, brought to life through a collaboration of experts in theatre, music, and art technology:

Zoe Chan & CAL – Founder and Director of STEP OUT Studios, Instructor, Professional Performer, Choreographer & Artistic Director of this theatre.

Chaklam Ng – Instrument designer and sound artist, responsible for the development and sound design of the electronic tap shoes.

hirsk – Renowned producer and live electronic musician, winner of the Best Album Producer (Instrumental) at the 32nd Golden Melody Awards.

Wong Chun Ho – Freelance theatre director, recipient of the Best Director at the 28th Hong Kong Drama Awards.

Together, they push the boundaries of dance and sound, transcending the limits of traditional tap dance to deliver an unprecedented theatre experience. Audiences will no longer be mere spectators—in the final act, they will be invited to become part of the journey, stepping into an experimental realm where sound and dance intertwine, co-creating a unique sonic adventure and imagining the future.

The performance revolves around three core concepts: it represents the dancer’s next physical movement, the next chapter in musical composition, and the next evolution of tap dance as an art form. Exploring the boundless possibilities of tap dance, the production features original music that guides audiences through different times and spaces, delving into the inner world of the dancers. It is not only an exploration of the performers’ struggles and aspirations behind their identities but also a profound inquiry into the meaning of existence.

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《The Next Movement》Show Detail :
[Performance #1] November 21, 2025: 8:00 PM  *Includes Post-Show Artist Talk*
[Performance #2] November 22, 2025: 8:00 PM  *Includes Post-Show Artist Talk*
[Performance #3] November 23, 2025: 3:00 PM

Venue : Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre Price : $280

一Free Seating. First-come, First-served.
一Programme duration is 1 hour and 30 minutes
一Suitable for ages 6 and above.
一Please arrive 15 minutes before the performance starts to prepare for seating.
一Please set your mobile phone to silent or airplane mode to avoid interfering with the performance’s electronic systems.
一No food or drinks are allowed inside the venue.
一Photography, audio recording, and video recording are prohibited during the performance.
一The presenter reserves the right to amend the above terms, details, and program without prior notice.
一The presenter reserves the right to change the programme and artists should unavoidable circumstances make it necessary.
一In case of any disputes, the presenter retains the final decision-making authority.

About the organizer

STEP OUT Studios is a Hong Kong professional tap dance and performing arts group, founded by two local performing artists, Zoe Chan and Cal.  Yearning to explore and experiment the possibility of tap dance, and the crossover with different arts forms.

With their vision, experience and faith, which gained throughout years and places around the world, they hope to bring new sparks and inspiration to the performing arts field in HK and worldwide through education and productions.