Sew & Soul
Theatre
Description
Description
The play centres on a piece of legislation called the Body Attachment Law. People are rushing to the Body Matching Centre and using their height, weight, age and metabolic rate to pair up with and have their bodies sewn and attached to someone else. It is generally believed that no one is an integral whole, and that combining with another person is the best way to live. In order to fully “combine” with another body, people have to undergo long and repeated processes of delight, heartbreak and disputes before enjoying ultimate fulfilment as a “whole”. As the number of body attachment cases increases, the economy improves and the unemployment rate drops. Doctors advise young people to undergo the attachment operation so that their lives will be smoother thereafter. Youngsters are also warned not to feel negative, because they may pay dearly for “separating”.
Adaptation：Tam Hung Man; Wong Man Ho
Director：Tam Hung Man; Wong Man Ho
Literary Advisor：Dung Kai Cheung
Producer：Lam Pik Chi
Assistant Producer：Chung Wai Fun
Choreographer：Lam Chun Ho, Ivanhoe
Performer：Lam Chun Ho, Ivanhoe; Tsoi Wan Wa Shirley; Yuen Wai Ying, Grace; Ng Fung Ming; Lam Pui Lim, Anson; Leung Ho Pong
Costume Designer：Ho Pui Shan, Cindy
Lighting Designer：Law Maggie
Stage Designer：Tam Hung Man
Original Music：Wong Po Shing, Chester
Sound Designer：Yam Pik Ki
Assistant Choreographer：Lim Wei Wei
Wardrobe Coordinator and Technician：Liz Lau
Stage Manager：Keiko Chan
Deputy Stage Manager：Keiko Chan
Assistant Stage Manager：Natalie Midorinana
Details of other production units are only available in Chinese
Note：This event record is compiled from "Hong Kong Drama Yearbook 2014" published by International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).
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