UniMelb K-Culture Series 2024: K-Pop Concert with ‘Bias Crew’

UniMelb K-Culture Series 2024: K-Pop Concert with ‘Bias Crew’

UniMelb Korean Studies is excited to welcome, for the first time, K-Pop dance crew ‘BIAS’.

By Faculty of Arts, the University of Melbourne

Date and time

Thursday, August 29 · 12 - 1pm AEST

Location

Market Hall, Student Precinct

761 Swanston Street Parkville, VIC 3052 Australia

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

    UniMelb Korean Studies is excited to welcome, for the first time, K-Pop dance crew ‘BIAS’. Bias Crew will perform a range of the latest and most popular K-pop dances accompanied by delicious Korean catering (limited numbers). Spectators will be welcomed on stage to try their skills at some of the energetic choreography that K-Pop has become known for.

    Bio

    Bias Crew are a co-ed dance crew from the Unimelb Kpop Club (UKC), based at the University of Melbourne in Australia. They currently have 28 members.

    This event is kindly sponsored by the Asia and the Pacific Profile Grant (Chancellery, University of Melbourne) and the Asia Institute (University of Melbourne).

    Accessibility

    There are lifts available at the Student Precinct. If you have specific disability-related requirements, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

    Contact

    For any enquiries, please contact Dr Adam Zulawnik at adam.zulawnik@unimelb.edu.au.

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