Director:

Danny Yung


Coordinator:

Dick Wong, David Yueng

Pun Tak Shu, Edward Lam


Production:

David Yueng


Producer:

Gabriel Yiu, Terrence Yeung


Lighting:

Leung Yat Tin


Costume:

Thomas Chan, Jessie Dai

Wong Yue Wai


Props:

Kwan Pun Leung, Johnny Au


Music:

Tats Ming Pair,  Cui Jian

Kung Chi Shing


Sound:

Pun Tak Shu


Performers:

Pia Ho, Millie Wong,

Pun Tak Shu, David Yeung

Joseph Lau, Janet Tong

Sara Law, Dick Wong

Glenis Wong, Gabriel Yiu

Mandy Chan, Vicky Leong

Chang Wai Hung, Joey Chan

Johnny Au, Craig Auyeung

Bobby Sham, Lam Wei

Walter Hau, Anthony Wong

Tats Lau, Jessie Dai

Kwan Pun Leung, Wong Yue Wai

Yuen Wing Hei, Wallace Kwok

May Fung, Lee Fung Ying

Kowk Wai Ching, Ellen Pau



 
The Fourth Year of One Hundred Years of Solitude - October
Auditorium, Sha Tin Town Hall, Hong Kong
24-27, 29-30/9/1987

Presented by Urban Council
Produced by Zuni Icosahedron



"October" is a story of birth. A woman gives birth to a fatherless child. The child becomes a man and while he lies crying in bed expecting the birth of another child, there comes a voice saying "Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb." "October" is the birth of a Nation and a story of separation. During the most chaotic days, people like mourners, immigrants, condemneds, pilgrims, candidates and appellants, all collapse amidst the sounds of torrential rain or firing squad. "October" is also about the ghosts keep haunting the same house in order to find the ending of their story as memory lane leads to a song broadcasted on the wireless, just like the blurred image in that black and white movie. "October" is a man offstage who keeps reaching out for the moon. "October" is all the possibilities after September. 

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