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Roundtable IV: The Performing Arts: Comparative Perspectives
The Second U.S-China Cultural Forum
Roundtable IV: The Performing Arts: Comparative Perspectives
Moderator: Rachel GOSLINS, Executive Director of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities
LIU Zhen, Director of the Chinese Opera Institute of the Chinese National Academy of Arts
JIA Leilei, President Assistant of the Chinese National Academy of Arts, Director of Cultural Development Strategy Center
Claire CONCEISON, Professor of Theater Studies, Duke University
OU Jianping, Deputy Director and research fellow of the Dance Institute of the Chinese National Academy of Arts
Damian WOETZEL, founding Director of the Jerome Robbins New Essential Works Program, Director of the Vail International Dance Festival, and Cultural Programming Producer for the World Science Festival
Roundtable IV: The Performing Arts: Comparative Perspectives
Moderator: Rachel GOSLINS, Executive Director of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities
LIU Zhen, Director of the Chinese Opera Institute of the Chinese National Academy of Arts
JIA Leilei, President Assistant of the Chinese National Academy of Arts, Director of Cultural Development Strategy Center
Claire CONCEISON, Professor of Theater Studies, Duke University
OU Jianping, Deputy Director and research fellow of the Dance Institute of the Chinese National Academy of Arts
Damian WOETZEL, founding Director of the Jerome Robbins New Essential Works Program, Director of the Vail International Dance Festival, and Cultural Programming Producer for the World Science Festival
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