It Begins with a Single Question

In 2024, we hosted an exclusive dancer training camp limited to just 15 participants. Taught entirely by Artistic Director Tsai Po-Cheng, this intensive 7-hour program condensed his original training system into an essential curriculum—guiding students directly into the core physical techniques and psychological resilience required of a professional dancer. Participants immersed themselves in B.DANCE’s acclaimed repertoire that has captivated Europe, peered into the immediate reality of the rehearsal studio, and for the very first time, truly witnessed the inner workings of the professional dance world.

This starting point was small, yet it directly addressed a very real disconnect.

In 2025, we amplified the question. The "Dance Practice and Empowerment Project" (舞蹈實踐力計畫) seeks to confront a long-standing structural dilemma head-on: the gap between professional training and industry practice. This discrepancy causes friction and fractures at every stage of transition—affecting students, emerging creators, active dancers, and arts administrators alike. No one is an exception.

We then began opening up our platform across multiple tiers—establishing a career translation mechanism, deepening internal training for bodily and self-awareness, supporting the cultivation of creative thinking, linking international collaborative networks, and allowing dance to truly step out of specialized spheres and into communities and daily life.

With every step forward, we see more people who have yet to be caught by the system.