Director:
Dick Wong

 

Text / Performers:
David Yeung, Pia Ho, Dick Wong

 

Production Designer:
Glenis Wong 

 
0382 – Zuni Oral History Theatre
Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
16-17/11/2012 (Fri, Sat) 8pm
17/11/2012 (Sat) 3pm

Presented & Produced by Zuni Icosahedron 



A Commissioned Work Celebrates the 30th Anniversary of Zuni Icosahedron

 

Dramatically speaking, it is about how the lives of three people, a journalism student, a telecommunication technician, and an unemployed young woman, were forever changed because of something that happened in March 1982.

 

Thematically speaking, it is about the interwoven memories of individuals, communities and the city. Probably it doesn’t matter what really happened or how it took place. What matters is what we chose to remember and how to get on with it.

 

From a marketing point of view, it is about youth as a heavy rain shower and life as a continuous battle. This fall and winter, let us go back to those past years and settle some unfinished old score there. Let us dig up the past, get some closure, retell, remix and re-present.

 

0382 stands for March 1982. In that 31 days, the Aberdeen Tunnel opened; 34 tourists were robbed in Kwun Yam Beach of Cheung Chau Island; the South China Football Team lost twice and their fans started a riot; Zuni Icosahedron, an experimental theatre group was founded officially.

 

Running time no less than 70 minutes, details will be announced later
Performed in Cantonese 

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