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17 Rustaveli avenue
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15.06.2026
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15.06.2026
Monday
19:00
15 ₾ - 50
15 ₾ - 50
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Description

Willy Cao _ Founder and Artistic Director of BeijingDance/LDTX

Choreographer: Feng Xiao-ming

Assistant Choreographer: Liu Wen-chi

Costumes - Xing Ya-meng

Music: Wu Zhi-duo

Lighting: Wang Ji-yu (Prince)

Premiere: 2025

Duration: 60 minutes (without intermission)
 

Late viewers will not be admitted to the performance!!!
 

With the development of technology, the boundaries of time and space are increasingly blurred. The flow of the accelerated era drags people into an endless cycle of continuous connection. We are in a state of constant activity, where superficial emotions and stimuli drain our creative energy, and the ability to self-reflect is gradually lost.


The performance “Neverending” was created in the context of this reality. The repetitive cycle is transformed into an art form that the audience experiences physically and emotionally. The performance allows the audience to reflect on their own situation within a comprehensive system.


“Neverending” is not only a physical experiment on the theme of “cycles” — it is also a poetic interpretation of the complexities of human existence. Through modern aesthetics and innovative form, the performance combines tension and tranquility, creating a special beauty of a moment beyond time.


Beneath the surface of repetition, a person may eventually approach a turning point.

BeijingDance/LDTX


Artistic Director: Willy Cao

BeijingDance/LDTX (LDTX) is an independent professional dance company founded in 2005 by Willy Cao and Lee Han-Jong. The name LDTX is an abbreviation of the phrase “Lei Dong Tian Xia,” which means “Thunder in the World.” Since its establishment, the company has been led by Willie Cao.


The company operates across the full spectrum of contemporary dance—creation, performance, education, and community programs—and creates a space where Chinese artists can freely express their thoughts and emotions, contributing to the multifaceted development of contemporary dance.


The company has created a diverse repertoire and has toured more than 20 countries around the world. It also holds workshops in various cities in China. LDTX organizes major international cultural festivals, including the Beijing Dance Festival, the Greater Bay Dance Festival, the Living Dance Festival, the Lunar Charioteer Program, and the China Dance Station Alliance.


In 2022, the company established a modern dance education program called “LDTX Youth,” which aims to train dance teachers to impart the three core values ​​of modern dance to their students—individuality, originality, and a contemporary perspective. The program promotes the development of a healthy and flexible body, as well as an open and creative mindset.


The company’s professional dancers come from various cities in China and combine individual style, high technical mastery, and a creative approach in their work.

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Location

Rustaveli national theater
The Georgian Drama Theater was named after Shota Rustaveli on November 25, 1921, but the history of the Rustaveli Theater began much earlier: "Theatre is a great thing for our fallen people, so far we do not have any signs of nationalism." It is one place where our language is heard publicly and acts publicly'' - wrote Ilia Chavchavadze. In 1879, the members of the "Drama Committee", Ilia Chavchavadze, Akaki Tsereteli, Dimitri Kifiani, Davit Eristav and Ivane Machabelima, adopted a charter, selected a building on the Palace Square, and on September 5, 1879, with their great efforts, the first season opened with Barbara Jorjadze's comedy "Ras" I was looking and what did I find" (Director - G. Tumanishvili). For the restored Georgian theater, Ivane Machabel translated Shakespeare's plays, and Davit Eristav translated Sardu's "Flandria" - "Homeland" into Georgian (1882). The national aspiration of the theater was highlighted in this performance. Lado Meskhishvili, who played the role of Levan Khimshiashvili, was named a national hero. . Robert Sturua's performances - "Caucasian Chalk Circle" and "Richard III" brought the theater world recognition. Rustaveli Theater had triumphant tours in many countries of the world, including England, Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland, Mexico, Australia, Finland and Iceland. He is a participant of Edinburgh, Avignon, Athens, Adelaide, Reykjavik, Jerusalem festivals. Robert Sturua and his staged performances have been awarded with many national and international awards and prizes. Today, young directors and actors in the theater, together with the older generation, continue creative searches.
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