The Feast
Theatre
Description
Description
According to a Chinese saying, “Food is the paramount concern of the people.” This shows how much importance the Chinese attach to eating. Some say eating is part of life’s enjoyment, and delicious food is just irresistible. But how many resources are wasted in order to gratify the glutton’s appetite? When all that children in poverty-stricken third world countries can eat and drink every day are bits of roots and bark and tainted water, should we approach and reflect anew on the meaning of eating? At the same time, what is the nutritious value of the food produced by manufacturers? How many chemicals are present? What is the amount of pollution incurred by slaughtering a cow? Does industrial manufacturing and agriculture follow fair trade, hygiene, environmental and moral principles? Under globalisation, what are the effects of toxic food? How do food manufacturers profiteer? In short, how can eating be good and healthy?
The play is written by Lo Ching-man, Kin Chiu, Brooke Mak, Ji Hei, Owen Kwok and Yau Ka-wai, and directed by Lo Ching-man. The cast includes Fee Chan, Grad Leung, Leung Wai-kong, Kitty Lo, Stephen Leung, Owen Kwok and Leung Ka-yu. Pak Yiu-charn and Wong Ming-lok will make guest appearances in the show.
Director：Carmen Lo Ching Man
Producer：Eliter Mok
Producer Assistant：Chu Ka Wai
Playwright：Carmen Lo Ching Man; Brooke Mak; Owen Kwok; and others
Cast：Chan Kwun Fee; Grad; Leung Wai Kwong; Kitty Lo Kit Yan; Stephen Leung; Owen Kwok; Carmen Li; Chong Cheuk Lam; Cheung Hin Tung; and others
Special Cast：Wong Ming Lok; Patrick Pak Yiu Charn
Stage Manager：Sammy Dan
Set Designer：Keith Cheung; Wiki Lo Wan Ki; Yeung Sau Churk
Lighting Designer：Psyche Chui; Jose Ho
Video Designer：Gary Chan Ko Ho; Carmen Lo Ching Man
Sound Designer：Wan San Hong@Freelancer Production
Make-up Designer：Sandy Wong
Promotion Designer：Hugo Lee Chun Leung
Details of other production units are only available in Chinese
Note：This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Theatre Yearbook 2015 – Dance, Drama and Xiqu" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).
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$180
Indoor
Local
