Beyond the Stage: Inside K-pop Performance with Seungyeon Chang of CLC
Seungyeon Chang, leader and main dancer of the K-pop group CLC, shares her journey from performing on global stages to building an evolving career as a dancer, choreographer, educator, and DJ.
Wednesday, April 8, 20264:00 PM
Royce Hall, Rm 314
In this special talk and workshop, Seungyeon will offer an inside look at the world of K-pop performance - how choreography shapes storytelling, stage presence, and the global reach of Korean pop culture. she will also reflect on the discipline, creativity, and adaptability required to grow as an artist beyond the idol stage.
Drawing from her experiences performing internationally, teaching dance workshops, and developing new creative projects across cultures, Seungyeon invites audience to explore how dance connects music, identity, and global community. This event offers an unique opportunity hear directly from a K-pop artist while gaining insight into the evolving future of performance and creative careers.
Seungyen Chang is a Korean dancer, choreographer, DJ, and leader and main dancer of the internationally recognized K-pop group CLC. Widely admired for her dynamic stage presence, musicality, and precision in performance, she has built a global following through her work on stage and in dance Beyond her career as a K-pop artist, Seungyeon has continued to expand her creative path through choreography, international dance workshops, performances, and cross-cultural artistic projects across Asia, Europe, and North America. As both an artist and educator, she is passionate about connecting people through movement, music, and shared creative experiences.
Sponsor(s): Center for Korean Studies, Academy of Korean Studies
