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 Man The Sea Saw

Theatre

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Art Genres / Sub-categories

Physical Theatre, Circus, Mime, Acrobatics

Location

Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, Theatre; Tai Po Civic Centre, Auditorium

Date

2012/12/31

Art Genres / Sub-categories

Physical Theatre, Circus, Mime, Acrobatics

Location

Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, Theatre; Tai Po Civic Centre, Auditorium

Start Date

2012/12/29

End Date

2012/12/31

The Man The Sea Saw

‘Cheers!’ Series

Description

Description

Some days a quiet picnic on a melting ice floe is not as straightforward as it seems. With a creak, a crunch and a splash, the best-laid plans can be cut adrift and a man can only surrender to the deep ebb and flow of daydreams, memories and magic…

Wrapped in a dazzling set that unfolds like a surreal pop-up book, this tender, touching adventure finds the calm harbour between acrobatic suspense, extreme hilarity and poignant themes of family, loss and love.

Acclaimed physical theatre playwright-performer Wolfe Bowart presents the spectacular and enchanting The Man the Sea Saw.Bowart brings the story to life employing circus skills and clown theatre, stage illusion, small and large-scale puppetry, audience participation, interactive film and lashings of comedy – a wholestage visual composition. This original work of theatre captivates young and young-at-heart audiences aged from 6 to 96. His renowned production LaLaLuna and Letter’s End have been staged at various international arts festival such as Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the Adelaide Festival, London International Mime Festival, etc. The group has been invited to perform in different cities in Australia and they have toured worldwide including Greece, New Zealand, Brazil, Hong Kong, etc.

In 2011 Wolfe Bowart embarked on a 66-show national tour with The Man the Sea Saw that spanned 27 regional and metropolitan venues across Australia. The tour included a season at the 2011 Sydney Children’s Festival, where it attracted multi-generational audience members, and concluded in Perth at His Majesty’s Theatre, where The Man the Sea Saw headlined. Nominee of 2012 Australian Helpmann Award – Best Visual/ Physical Theatre Productio.

Performing / Production Unit SpoonTree Productions
Language : English
Note:This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Drama Yearbook 2012" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).

Info

Lowest Price

$150

Highest Price

$220

Indoor / Outdoor

Indoor

Local / Non-local Production

Non-local

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