Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. Missed trains, sudden downpours, or that one email that reshuffles everything – these interruptions can feel like detours throwing us off course. But what if disruptions aren’t always roadblocks? Dive into this issue as we explore the unexpected shifts, how they can become surprising opportunities, and the hidden paths to adventure they can reveal.
The Silver Lining
Audrey Desmond (Social Media Manager)
I’ve faced my fair share of detours in life, from unexpected career changes to personal setbacks. At the time, they felt like failures, but looking back, I’m immensely grateful for these experiences. They’ve forced me to adapt, grow, and become the person I am today. Sometimes, the best things in life are the unexpected challenges that push us to our limits. So, the next time you encounter a disruption, embrace the opportunity and try asking yourself, “What can I learn from this?”
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When the disruptors get disrupted
Coleen Lee (Company Manager)
In a constantly evolving world shaped by change and disruption—whether through new innovations, technologies, trends, language, or communication methods—what truly matters is the ability to embrace change, adapt, and repeat.
Dance of the machine
Matthew Goh (Company Dancer)
Artificial Intelligence can generate quirky and weird content that sometimes disrupts conventional norms and stereotypes. But how far can the unconventional be pushed before we perceive it as strange or awful? As we watch this ‘ballet,’ could we ponder whether this is still the classical form we know, or maybe it is the avant-garde counterpart—contemporary dance—or if it is even dance?
Transforming Disruption
Ricky Sim (Artistic Director)
A major disagreement, a change in priorities, or even a life event can throw a relationship off balance. It’s never easy. But I’ve come to see that disruption, as painful as it is, often leads to growth. These moments force us to face what we’ve been avoiding—our insecurities, needs, or unresolved issues. I’ve found that disruption can spark deeper conversations and bring about real change. In the end, it often makes the connection more honest and meaningful.