Lady White Maid Green
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The Story
With other devils, ghosts, monsters expelled, snakes come
into the picture. They are not fairies, but they mean it
for a change. They dance amid the banks, discussing about
beautification. Question: why Xuxian is not a man of bravery
and justice?
"I merely wish I were a woman... ", the lady sighed and kept swaying the white sleeves to turn the Tarot cards. Another one in green satin gown is puzzled, with her limited capacity to understand such humanistic sentiments. Their thoughtful magic traits turn out to be totally ineffective, meaning it's time to check one's own genealogy.
Tonight she has to attend the class of disguising, which
is the most critical challenge for this body-form. Someone
suggests her to try her luck anyway, nevertheless, she'd
rather follow the rule of causality.
Sometimes her real figure reveals itself, usually when a toad passes by. In spite of her thousand-year practice, she just cannot hold the key to be a human, an animal, a mixture, or not to be.
(The story is adapted from the Chinese legend "White Snake")
Information
- Macau
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- Date
- 2002.09.07-08, 6:30pm
- Venue
- Macau Old Ladie's House, Macau
(Calacada da lgreja de S.Lazaro, Macau) - Price
- $30, $15 (concession)
- Enquiry
- 853530026
- Hong Kong
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- Date
- 2002.10.04-05, 8:00pm
- Venue
- Cattle Depot Artist Village, Hong Kong
(63, Ma Tau Kok Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon) - Price
- $60, $40 (Full-time students and citizens over 60 years old)
- Enquiry
- On & On Theatre Workshop
852-2503-1630
- Production Team
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- Director
- Steven Pang
- Performers
- Eno Yim, Kathy Wu
- Sound
- Chan Karkit
- Imaging
- Wing Tsang
- Lighting and Grahphics
- Pollux Kwok
- Translation
- Narcissus Chiu
- Photography
- Pollux Kwok, Two Too Ideas
- Video
- Au-yeung Shing
- Photo
- Pollux Kwok, Cheung Chi-wai
- Produced by
- 20 Beans + A Box
- Presented by
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- Old Ladies' House (Macau)
- On & On Theatre Workshop (Hong Kong)
- Acknowledgement
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- E + E Magazine (for advertisement)
- 管偉邦（for Chinese calligraphy）
