Compiled from the Performing Arts programmes* and Visual Arts exhibition records from HKADC’s Arts Yearbooks and Annual Arts Survey projects dating from 2010.

The Memorandum

Theatre

Event Detail Image
Art Genres / Sub-categories

Drama

Location

Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre

Date

2013/11/10

Art Genres / Sub-categories

Drama

Location

Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre

Start Date

2013/11/08

End Date

2013/11/10

The Memorandum

World Cultures Festival 2013

Description

Description

A bureau director receives an incomprehensible memo written in “Ptydepe”, a new language invented by the government to ensure terms are so precisely defined that documents are error-free. In pursuit of an official translation of the memo, the director runs into a series of crises that spiral further and further into absurdity… Czech playwright Václav Havel was one of the key thinkers and leaders of the Velvet Revolution in 1989. He went on to become Czechoslovakia’s last president and the democratic Czech Republic’s first president following the division of the country in 1993. The Memorandum, also known as The Memo, is one of Havel’s most representative plays, using ironic humour to incisive effect in a brilliantly sharp satire of authoritarian bureaucracies and their word games.

Performing / Production Unit Class 7A Drama Group
Language : Cantonese
Artistic Director:Leung Shing Him (Yatyau)
Playwright:Vaclav Havel
Translation and Adaptation:Leung Shing Him (Yatyau)
Director:Leung Shing Him (Yatyau)
Assistant to Director:Grace Yuen
Producer:Alex Lam
Cast:Stephen Au; Chu Pak Him; Ida Leung; Alice Fung; Chan Ching Kwan; Chau Ka Fai; Matthew Cheng; Law Chung Kin; Wong Chung Ming; Sit Hoi Fai; Chun Kit Wong
Production Manager:Wong Wing Sze
Original Music:Samuel Lo
Stage Manager:Carvid Ngai
Deputy Stage Manager:Mandy Lai Man Yee
Assistant Stage Manager:Zoe Yim
Details of other production units are only available in Chinese

Note:This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Drama Yearbook 2013" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).

Info

Lowest Price

$140

Highest Price

$220

Indoor / Outdoor

Indoor

Local / Non-local Production

Local

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