Taiwanese choreographer Sun Chuo-Tai will present a new dance piece this month in Taipei, focusing on the concept of distance between lovers and between parents and children. The one-hour dance, titled 'Ripple Effect, ' will be performed by five dancers with backgrounds in classical dance, contemporary dance, street dance, Beijing opera and gymnastics, said Sun, the director of 8213 Physical Dance Theater. Each dancer will bring their individual style to the interpretation of the piece, and present it in a humorous context, he told the Central News Agency. 'I expect to present an interesting modern dance that contains traditional elements,' said Sun. It will explore the concept of distance between people, he added. Another highlight of the presentation will be the lighting, he said. The stage will be very big and will be lit by more than 700 small LED lights, he said. 'It will be a big challenge for the dancers, as they must synchronize their movements with the lights,' Sun said. During the rehearsals, he said, he had to draw a diagram for the dancers so that they could memorize where the lights are located on the stage and when they will go on and off. 'The LED lights appear very unreal, but are actually becoming a reality of everyday life, ' he said, noting that they can be seen everywhere on the streets of Taipei City at night. 'That is the image I want to create -- an unreal world, but one that appears real to audiences,' he said. The show will be staged at the Experimental Theater at National Theater Hall from Aug. 19-22. 