《遊樂場》多媒體音樂劇場
Company 香港展能藝術會
Cast 盧敬燊, 鍾少琼, 馮舒凝, DJ Cyrus
🗣 In Cantonese 💬 Chinese & English surtitles
📍 東九文化中心劇場 Kowloon
🎫 $380
About the show
Step into 《遊樂場》 and no one will ask how high you can climb, how fast you can run, or how far you can fly. This is an immersive experience that breaks boundaries, blending music, movement, and multimedia art. Inspired by the playground, it redefines freedom and exploration—there are no standard answers, only the feelings and paths unique to each person. On stage, performers of diverse backgrounds and abilities create side by side; no one is merely symbolic—every presence is an indispensable part of the work. What you enter is not a one-way appreciation but a live, continuously generative space of mutual response. Hearing, sight, and bodily perception open up simultaneously—you don’t need to understand music, you don’t need to understand dance; just follow your body and come play. 《遊樂場》 is presented by the Hong Kong 展能藝術會’s 《藝無疆》, with artistic director 林欣傑 crafting a fluid stage space through installations and visuals, transforming the playground into a grand instrument where body, image, and sound co-construct in real time, responding to the rhythm and energy of the moment. Music director 張永諾 reshapes traditional folk songs and 南音, weaving them into original works, exploring the possibilities of 二胡 and cross-genre fusion amid instrumental and electronic soundscapes. Key performers include 盧敬燊, 鍾少琼, 馮舒凝, and DJ Cyrus. The program is performed in Cantonese, with Chinese and English subtitles and accessibility services, suitable for ages six and above.
Synopsis translated by KinoHK — the performance itself is not in English unless stated above.
Performances (1)
Sun, 30 Aug
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