Born in1955, Lo Man-fei grew up in Yilan, andreceived her bachelor’sdegree from National Taiwan University andan MA inDance from New York University. As a young talent, Lo began herprofessional dancingin 1974 in Taiwan, and continuedher 49 in several dance schools in the U.S.A.While in New York, she took part in various theatrical works, oneof them being the Broadway musical TheKing and I, starring Yul Bryner.
Lo had worked with many professionalcompanies, 50 Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan, and performed extensively inAsia, Europe and the United States. She was givensolo and 51 roles in many performancesand was best 52 for her solo performance inRequiem,in which she maintained a spin for more than 10 minutes.
Aside from her 53 as professional dancer, Lo hadalso devoted to dance education. Shebegan her teaching in Taiwan in 1985 andwas designatedas the director of Graduate School of Dance in 1994. In the sameyear, she and three other former dancers of the Cloud Gate DanceTheatre of Taiwan 54 Taipei Crossover Dance Company.
Acclaimed by her great dedication to the 55 field, Lo received "WU San-lien Award of Literature and Arts"in 1999 and"National Award for the Arts" in 2000.
Lo 56 that she had lung cancer in2001, but remained passionately 57 to her danceperformances, choreography and teaching.After a five-year battle with lung cancer, she 58 in peace on March 24, 2006, atthe age of 51.

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