The program promotes theatrical arts via different activities, enhancing the people’s interest and appreciation in artistic performances. It aims to let the audience understand that even if they live in a concrete forest, Chinese culture is still closely related to us. The “Book of Changes” is the main axis of this program, such as the…
February 27 – 28, 2014 (Thursday to Friday) Yuen Long Theatre Auditorium March 6 – 7, 2014 (Thursday to Friday) Tsuen Wan Town Hall AuditoriumH日火 Time: 10:30am – 11:45am 2:30pm – 3:45pm Target Audience: Primary 4 to 6 students (10:30am) Secondary 1 to 3 students (2:30pm)
Exceptional performance – the song, shape, paint, Zen of the moment. “When life meets errors My Dear, please live well now Sing a blessed song” ——————————————— The work uses a physical theatre to start a wandering journey in Tibet. Inheriting the tradition of musical theatre, the director and playwright Chan Wing Chuen interpret the song’s…
Won the 21st Hong Kong Drama Awards: “Top 10 Most Popular Production” and “Best Audio Design Award” Five other nominations: “Best Director (Tragedy/Drama)” “Best Overall Performance” “Best Stage Design” “Best Fashion Design” “Best Lighting Design” “Eight Hundred Years of Hatred, Eight Hundred Years of Healing” is adapted based on one of the masterpieces of…
Keith – Life is rich and unhappy in fact. Therefore, he decided to take his loved camera and go to Tibet, looking for a fragmented self. Sham Ling – About to undergo a dangerous operation, wandering the hospital bed, and pursuing the love period of the time limit. Lui You Nam – To test the…
Due to the death of a good friend, Chan Man Wa’s former sage had great doubts about life and death. The sentence “You do not yet know about the living; how can you know about the dead?” gives him another understanding of life. He can physically influence the people around him and gradually popularize…
Describe how two secondary school students face the temptation of corruption and the moral dilemma. The young people performing at the Hong Kong Youth Development Center in Chai Wan came from several community organizations and youth groups. They participated in expressing opinions and discussions on the spot.
