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Chap Chamroeun Tola: Nurturing the art of dance in distant France
Publication date 27 September 2022 | 20:07 | ICT

Chap Chamrouen Tola, 34, has devoted much of her life so far to classical Khmer dance and as a result she’s performed on all six of the fully inhabited continents – if there is a theatre in Antarctica the manager should get in touch – in

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