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Posted On: May 5th 2026, 12:57 am

NOW AVAILABLE: the recap of Between Breaths, our 2025 Dance Revelasian Expo!

🎬 Watch the full show over on our YouTube channel @dancerevelasiandr

🎟️ Get tickets to our upcoming shows to see ALL of our pieces this season... and MORE! Tickets and details are available on our website, linked in bio.
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Thank you to Chloe Hyun & Jack Tan for the stunning videography and to Alicia Yang for this incredible edit!

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amykoaway

5 months ago

amykoaway

this is so good!!! 😍

janabel.x

5 months ago

janabel.x

alicia this is incredible

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