| Date |
2015/1/9-11 |
| Venue |
Black Box Theatre, Kwai Tsing Theatre |
| Ticket Price |
160 |
| Synopsis |
It is a common analogy in art and in history of the world to liken flowers to human beings, and even more common to liken them to women.
Is this love of beauty in women’s nature? Or it is more like men’s ‘second nature’?
Flowers bloom and wither. But people tend to do everything they can to make their most glorious moments stay.
They use photography, painting, poetry, fiction and music to stop time, but never succeed in making the beauty of flowers stay, least of all with the dehydrating process.
The same applies to flowers and to human beings. People strive to capture transient beauty and make it eternal.
Are they trying to encapsulate moments, or are they looking for the exuberant vitality that is bursting forth in every stage of life, from birth to death, with growing up and aging in between? |
| Cast and Production |
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Reviews Record |
| Number of Performance |
4 |
| Programme Duration |
1hr |
| Number of dancers / participants |
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| Number of Audience |
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| Others |
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| Multi-Media |
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| Special Issue |
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