About the Company
Founded in 1989, Miranda Chin Dance Company is dedicated to promoting Chinese Culture in Modern dance. Its vitality lies both in creativity and endeavours at opening up new horizons by blending the essence of Eastern and Western dance, aspiring to reflect in modern dance the uniqueness of Hong Kong culture. Recent credits include Innovative Chinese Rhythms & Movements, Calligraphy Fantasia, Four Seasons and Chinese Martial Arts Dance which received high acclaim. The Company has been invited to present productions in various arts festivals held in the United States, Britain, Singapore, Korea, the Philippines, Malaysia, China, Montreal Canada and Thailand.

Dr. CHIN Sau Lin, Miranda/ Artistic Director

Since 1970s, Miranda Chin has engaged in more than 100 pieces of dance works, serving as dancer, choreographer and coordinator. Chin obtained her Doctorate degree in Business Administration upon graduation from Newport University of the United States. She was a senior Visiting Scholar at the Beijing Sport University. In 2015, Chin graduated with honor in Master of Fine Arts in Dance at Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Her subsequent productions, built upon the uniqueness of Hong Kong culture and known for their originality, smoothly blend the essence of Eastern and Western dances. She has won numerous awards including Princess Chang Ping, Innovative Chinese Rhythms & Movements, Four Seasons and Calligraphy Fantasia. Chin has choreographed Nu Wo, Pink Lady Pan Jinlian and Homeland for the Hong Kong Dance Company and has been invited to be choreographer in many films, television and theatrical productions. Chin won the Dancer of the Year Award from the Hong Kong Artists’ Guild in 1989. She was listed in the Who’s Who of Contemporary Achievement and received the World Lifetime Achievement Award by the American Biographical Institute. She also received the Twentieth Century Award for Achievement from the International Biographical Centre of Cambridge, the United Kingdom. In 2001, Chin was listed as a modern dance choreographer of the first generation in Hong Kong by a book entitled Dance History of Hong Kong. In 2010, with the support of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, Chin wrote a book to share with readers the process and experience of her exploration, realization and experimentation during the creation of the dances for Wuji in 2001-2008. Also, Chin gave touring lectures at the Universities in Mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan where she shared her creative experiences and findings.