Rubik’s Cube And Its Aftermath
Theatre
Description
Description
This play is a combination of the post-Mao China in the 1980s and the contemporary Hong Kong in the 2010s
An Academy 25th anniversary event
Directed by Dean of Drama Tang Shu-wing, the first part of the work is an extract of 5 scenes from the Rubik’s Cube, a Chinese play written by Tao Jun and performed in Beijing in 1985, the year when the Academy moved into the present Campus. Theses scenes depict the social phenomena in the early years of the post-Mao China, which are still valid today. The second part is a devising theatre piece on contemporary Hong Kong which tries to predict what happens in the next 25 years. This is the first production in the School which covers very substantial devising theatre elements.
Producer：Tang Shu Wing
Cast：Apple Ng; Annie Cheung; Cheung Tsz Ki; Candy Chan; Owen Kwok; Donovan Chan Yuk Hin; Sam Choy; Ka Chak Lun; Chan Siu Tung
Set Designer：Tony Lam Ka Yip
Lighting Designer：Andrew Chen
Sound Designer：Sze Ka Yan
Details of other production units are only available in Chinese
Note：This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Drama Yearbook 2010" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).
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