Spaces are still available! Join Mia Hsieh co-director, choreographer and vocalist with Taiwan’s “A Moving Sound” on Thursday, Sept. 25, for a free 75-minute Tai Chi and dance workshop in Wadleigh Theatre at Daggy Hall. Beginning at 5 p.m., this workshop provides an opportunity to explore the aesthetic quality of eastern culture through body movement. Participants are introduced to the main ideas of Tai Chi and then guided in personal exploration through solo movement and interaction with others. No prior Tai Chi or dance experience is required all are welcome. Enrollment is limited to 20. Please RSVP at gsiegel@wsu.edu to reserve a space in advance. Remaining spaces will be available on a first come first served basis. Tai Chi and Dance with Mia Hsieh is presented by WSU Performing Arts and WSU’s Global Campus as part of the 2nd Annual Humanitas Festival. For more information on the festival visit our website at http://performingarts.wsu.edu, call 509-335-8522 or email gsiegel@wsu.edu
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