ENTERTAINMENT: Authentic Asian Flair

April 16, 2003

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For authentic entertainment at an Asian-themed event, professional director and choreographer Jamie H. J. Guan, whose credits include Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and the Flower Drum Song revival on Broadway—can stage a Chinese folk dance performance. Guan works with small and large troupes of dancers, who perform in traditional costumes and makeup. Prices depend on the number of performers. —Jill Musguire
Posted 04.16.03

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Hawaii's 605-room, event-friendly Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa has introduced a unique new offering for groups: the 'Harmonizing Experiences' workshop, tailored for groups seeking enhanced communication and better dynamics through tai chi principles. This workshop, guided by seasoned practitioners, employs tai chi exercises to help participants balance their energy, focusing on using mental focus rather than physical strength to execute continuous, fluid movements. The exercises aim to convert tension into cooperation and frustration into flow, cultivating a more empathetic and unified group atmosphere.

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