Passoverdance is a local non-profit dance organization in Hong Kong that has been dedicated to fostering and developing the local dance culture since its establishment in 1993. Led by Pewan Chow, Antoinette Mak, and a group of young artists, Passoverdance underwent a restructuring in 2008 and has since been a recipient of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council Year Grant. The company's mission revolves around two main dimensions.

Firstly, Passoverdance aims to explore and create works of performing arts, with a particular focus on contemporary dance, to promote the development of arts and culture in Hong Kong. By imbuing their works with positive messages, they strive to make art a part of everyday life and inspire audiences to reflect on and experience the power of art. Additionally, Passoverdance offers a range of dance courses, workshops, choreographic opportunities, and platforms for dance exchange.

Through these initiatives, they aim to motivate the younger generation to develop their self-awareness, confidence, creativity, and appreciation for the arts. Passoverdance has showcased their works in various cities including Beijing, Guangzhou, Singapore, Bahrain, Taiwan, and Malaysia. With an unwavering commitment to exploring the infinite possibilities in the art of dance, Passoverdance seeks to create a deeper dialogue and interaction between the audience and their unique and pure works