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新聞稿（即時發佈） 2024 年 12 月 11 日
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動戲大地藝術節《再翅飛飛》學校專場隆重展開 著名演員林嘉欣親臨探班率先試玩
學生參與互動劇場攜手拯救 4 米高巨型神鳥掀高潮 藝術總監甄詠蓓喜極而泣
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童迷香港藝術計劃動戲大地藝術節《再翅飛飛》將於 12 月 14 及 15 日取址其生態教育及場地伙伴嘉道理農場暨植物園舉行與大自然共融的大型沉浸式劇場。為體現關懷兒童精神健康的宗旨，大會特別於 12 月 11 日起安排一系列學校專場，為來自 14 間小學逾千名學生提供親近大自然的珍貴機會，享受別開生面的沉浸式劇場體驗。著名演員林嘉欣更驚喜現身，親臨探班並率先試玩，藝術總監甄詠蓓眼見籌備經年、以「大地藝術 x 環境友善 x 沉浸式劇場」為概念的心血結晶隆重問世，一眾大小朋友樂在其中，享受與大自然連繫及重建心靈健康之樂，深感欣慰，喜極而泣。
首日的學校專場由甄詠蓓與來自聖公會聖安德烈小學的參加者於嘉道理農場暨植物園入口處的廣場拍攝大合照揭開序幕，並隨即參與由鳥族人祭師及群眾主持的歡迎儀式，齊齊走進古老傳說的世界，跟隨鳥族人小孩 Sunya 的腳步，一起拯救大地的守護者——神鳥 Simurgh，讓神鳥順利為世界誕下色彩，再翅飛飛。
參加者分為四組，分別前往四個不同地點，參與涵蓋戲劇、音樂、手作及節奏律動等不同主題的互動體驗，跟隨植物長老學習「傾聽之力」、「勇氣之力」、「表達之力」或「臣服之力」四種不同治癒之力。早前參與計劃的兒童自然及藝術工作坊的數十位小朋友飾演小長老，協助參加者為拯救神鳥作好準備。
隨後參加者前往舉行木偶巡遊的地點——位於 500 多米高的觀音山上的「鳥族之地」。「迅達勇者組」的參加者乘坐穿梭巴士上山，而「穩步勇者組」的參加者則徒步上山，在藝術總監梁菲倚聲演的「大地之靈」聲音導航下，沿途遊走於花草樹木和鳥聲環繞的自然環境中，並互相分享內心感受，重建人與人以及大自然的連繫。
在壓軸木偶大巡遊中，栩栩如生的 4 米高神鳥木偶成為矚目焦點，5 位操偶師展現天衣無縫的默契，神鳥活靈活現地神氣出巡，讓現場人士大感驚喜，歡呼聲不絕於耳。隨着現場奏起充滿神秘色彩的音樂，主角 Sunya 帶領參加者與故事角色連成一線，結合不同的治癒之力，一起完成拯救神鳥 Simurgh 的任務，為大地和萬物帶來祝福，為活動劃上完美句號。在 12 月 14 及 15 日舉行的公開場次中，除了互動戲劇體驗及木偶巡遊外，更設有大地市集。同場加映大自然工作坊及專題講座，參加者可預先購票或即場報名參加，讓一家大小享受豐富節目。
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甄詠蓓表示：「籌備超過兩年的沉浸式劇場終於正式上演！當我看見 4 米高的巨型神鳥木偶在山上出巡，觀眾投入地參與其中，眼淚馬上不受控地流出來——通過與大自然連繫重建心靈健康不是夢！這次籌備過程十分複雜，非常感激團隊群策群力，讓每個困難逐一迎刃而解。目前部分場次已經爆滿，希望還未購票的朋友立即行動，與我們一起擁抱大自然，再翅飛飛！」 |
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林嘉欣表示：「動戲大地藝術節《再翅飛飛》絕對值得一家大小參加！在香港如此都市化的環境，要接觸大自然並不容易。這次活動正好提供難得機會，讓小朋友親近自然，對身心靈皆有裨益。看見他們跟隨『大地之靈』的聲音導航，嘗試觸摸佈滿青苔的樹幹，與大自然重新連繫，讓我深受感動。」 |
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學生陳芷娸表示：「神鳥木偶體型龐大，由 5 個木偶師操作不同身體部分，充滿生命力，實在很神奇！」學生魏正言表示：「活動十分豐富！我特別喜歡跟植物長老學習敲擊的部分，與同學一起跟隨節奏來演奏音樂，真的很有趣。」學生楊柏軒表示：「整個旅程充滿驚喜！其中我們在樹葉上寫下願望，幫助神鳥再翅飛飛，令我印象特別深刻。」 |
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學生陳苡澄表示：「我特別喜歡開始時的歡迎儀式！鳥族人祭師的衣服十分特別，神鳥故事引人入勝。我們更獲得不同顏色的布帶，成為治癒神鳥的工具，真的非常精采！」學生馮展樂表示：「我最初以為只是坐下來欣賞戲劇，但原來會遊走在林蔭山野間，更有很多互動體驗，真的十分難得！」 |
《再翅飛飛》故事簡介
在那古老的傳說中，來自生命之樹的神鳥們，大地的守護者，每逢 50 年的 12 個滿月，將會來到為大地萬物誕下色彩。然而，惡念與貪婪帶來戰爭，神鳥們相繼倒下，只剩下最後奄奄一息的 Simurgh。鳥族人小孩 Sunya 決定要拯救 Simurgh！但單靠 Sunya 一個並不足夠，所以需要各方幫助，並向四方長老收集四種力量，力求在最後時刻治癒神鳥，順利為世界誕下色彩，再翅飛飛！
《再翅飛飛》表演團隊
莫珏邦、毛顯威、蔣欣霞、李子建、莫皓光（野人）、岑君宜、葉偉彬、鍾宛姍、關朗曦、洪節華、李俊妮、譚玉婷、杜志星、唐曉楓、林啓源、洪家澤、林宏璁、堂迪雅、陳美子、林芷欣、侯淑敏、區君義、賴啟文、梁健聰、謝慧思、歐陽梓晴、余在祈、駱倩鳴^、蘇安琪^、黃朗昊^、王文譽^、（聲音演出）梁菲倚*及一眾參與工作坊的小朋友
*承蒙香港演藝學院批准參與製作
^承蒙香港演藝學院支持實習生計劃
票務詳情
沉浸式劇場體驗（包括嘉道理農場暨植物園入場費、演出期間園內穿梭巴士、互動劇場演出、戲劇工作坊及大巡遊）
日期：12 月 14 及 15 日
地點：嘉道理農場暨植物園
票價：正價 $380／優惠價 $280（適用於全日制學生、60 歲或以上長者、殘疾人士及一位同行照顧者、接受綜合社會保障援助支援人士）
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節目查詢：
電郵：lostchildhk.tktg@gmail.com
電話：6507 7354
動戲大地藝術節《再翅飛飛》贊助機構及合作伙伴
項目計劃資助：香港特別行政區政府藝能發展資助計劃
生態教育及場地伙伴：嘉道理農場暨植物園
自然與藝術伙伴：鍾宛姍、關朗曦、莫皓光、李子建、陳映靜、洪節華、李俊妮、林芷沿、岑君宜
自然教育伙伴：生活 Seeds Lab、自然脈絡、嗚鴉自然教室
專業指導：何念慈
視覺藝術及創意伙伴：Fashion Clinic Hong Kong
製作伙伴：Old Pal Studio
市場及推廣伙伴：一口田有限公司
支持伙伴：Moral Bags、Little Prince Foundation
節目內容並不反映香港特別行政區政府的意見。
有關童迷香港藝術計劃
本組織源起為甄詠蓓戲劇工作室的一個專為年青人和兒童策劃的藝術項目《童迷香港藝術計劃Lost Child Project HK》，其後於 2021 年正式註冊為慈善團體，矢志更專注發展藝術對年青人及社會的影響和改變。
始於 2018 年，香港劇場資深創作人甄詠蓓，眼見當下青少年和兒童自殺個案問題嚴重，主動邀請國際形體劇場導演及教育家 David Glass，以其於 1996 年創辦、曾在超過 22 個國家進行、並為聯合國領袖訓練而設計的 Lost Child Project 創意培訓為藍本，與甄詠蓓戲劇工作室共同策劃「Lost Child Project in HK」，以表演藝術為橋樑，關懷年青人和兒童的精神健康，重建他們的心靈價值和快樂。
2020 年得到大館全力支持一同策劃《動戲 · 童迷香港藝術計劃 ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK》，集合藝術界、社福界、教育界等專業人士與社區協作，結合藝術和心理防治，共策劃了 15 個不同藝術項目，在疫情下排除萬難，成為香港首個結合線上線下的大型藝術活動。此計劃成功帶出核心理念：藝術不在解決問題，而是玩轉問題（We do not solve problems, We play problems），更獲得「2021 香港藝術發展獎——藝術推廣獎」。
2022 年與大館繼續合作，舉辦第二屆《動戲·童迷香港藝術計劃 ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK》，主題是『YES AND!...』，共策劃了 16 個不同藝術項目，讓創意導航，擺脫消極和悲觀情緒，重建年青人以至每個 Lost Child 的信心和希望，讓失焦的世代重燃希望。
活動網頁
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For immediate release 11 December 2024
“ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings” made its debut with sensational school sessions, gathering primary school students to strive for saving the 4-metre divine bird
Renowned actress Karena Lam made a surprise appearance to congratulate Artistic Director Olivia Yan for her dream come true
Online Version: https://public.seedland.hk/press/LCPHK/2412-School_Session/
Press Release and Photos: Click Here
“ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings” by Lost Child Project Hong Kong will present its groundbreaking mega environmental immersive theatre on 14 and 15 December at Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, Ecological Education & Venue Partner of the programme. Manifesting the goal of enhancing children’s mental health, a series of school sessions are held from 11 December onwards, offering over 1,000 students from 14 primary schools the opportunity to take part in the eye-opening immersive theatre experiences in nature. Renowned actress Karena Lam made a surprise appearance to congratulate Artistic Director Olivia Yan for her dream come true. Aiming to bring the concept of “Earth Art x Environmental Friendliness x Immersive Theatre” to life, “ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings” is a passion project that has taken Olivia years of planning and hard work. Olivia was deeply moved with tears of joy witnessing how the project has successfully inspired children and adults to reconnect with nature, embrace the gifts from Mother Earth, and hence enhance their mental health.
The school session on the first day was commenced with a group photo of Olivia Yan and students from SKH St. Andrew’s Primary School, followed by a sensational welcome ceremony at the plaza of Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden in which the priest and bird tribe members led the participants into the adventurous ancient legend. Guided by Sunya, a child from the bird tribe, the participants strived to help the divine bird recover so that it can fly again to bring colours to the world.
Divided into four groups, participants proceeded to four different locations to take part in various interactive experiences. Featuring the themes of theatre, music, craft and rhythm, participants learned their distinctive healing powers from four elders, namely the Power of Listening, Courage, Expression and Submission. Children who took part in the nature and art workshops in the earlier stage offered their help as junior elders, assisting the participants to obtain the healing powers to save the divine bird.
The participants then proceeded to the puppet parade venue – the “Bird Tribe Territory” on the summit of Kwun Yum Shan, over 500 metres above sea level. Participants of “Agile Heroes route” reached the venue by shuttle bus; whereas participants of “Tenacious Heroes route” enjoyed an outdoor hike guided by the voice of the “Spirit of the Earth”, portrayed by Faye Leong, Artistic Director of “ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings”. Through exploring the natural surroundings and sharing their feelings, participants were not only able to reconnect with nature but also with the people around them.
Taking the limelight of the eye-opening puppet parade, the 4-metre giant bird puppet was brought to life with the help of a team of five skilful puppeteers, arousing rounds of applause and cheers. Accompanied by mesmerising live music, Sunya guided the participants to join hands with the characters and gather together their healing powers to help the divine bird Simurgh recover. By sending blessings to the world, the journey came to a perfect finale. On the public days on 14 and 15 December, families are welcomed to enjoy an Earth art bazaar alongside the immersive theatre experiences and puppet parade. The additional nature and art workshops and seminars welcome pre-registered and walk-in guests.
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Olivia Yan remarks, “After more than two years of preparation and hard work, the ‘ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings’ immersive theatre has finally come to life today! It was particularly heartwarming to see how the participants enjoyed the parade of the 4-metre giant bird puppet on the summit, which brought tears of joy to my eyes! I am deeply grateful for our team members who have given their best and collaborated seamlessly to overcome all the challenges that have come up during the very complicated and intense preparation process. While some of the shows have been sold out, act now and purchase your tickets to join this never-before-seen nature experience.” |
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Karena Lam remarks, “‘ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings’ is a not-to-be-missed event for children and parents! It offers a precious opportunity for children to explore nature and enhance their holistic well-being, which is quite a rare experience in such a metropolitan like Hong Kong. I was deeply moved when I saw children enthusiastically touching trees covered in mosses and reconnecting with nature under the guidance of the ‘Spirit of the Earth’.” |
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Student Kelsey Chan remarks, “The divine bird puppet is gigantic! It is amazing to watch it come to life through the seamless coordination of 5 puppeteers who controlled different body parts.” Student Justin Ngai remarks, “We enjoyed a lot of activities! My favourite part is playing percussion with my classmates as we learn about the healing power from the elder.” Student Jaco Yeung remarks, “The journey is so amazing! I found it particularly meaningful to write our wishes on leaves to help the divine bird fly again and bring colours to the world.” |
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Student Chan Yi Ching remarks, “I enjoyed the welcome ceremony the most. The outfit of the bird tribe priest members is stunning, and the story is fascinating! We even received scarves as the tokens to heal the divine bird.” Student Anson Fung remarks, “Unlike the traditional shows in which the audience would sit down to enjoy, it was an amazing journey filled with surprises as we explored nature and participated in various interactive theatre experiences – totally remarkable!” |
Synopsis of Theme Story of “Regain The Lost Wings”
In an ancient legend, the divine birds originated from the tree of life are the guardians of Earth. Every 12 full moons of 50 years, they emerge to bring colours to all living things on the planet. However, due to the wars brought by greed and avarice, the divine birds have fallen one by one, leaving only Simurgh, barely clinging to life. Sunya, a child of the bird tribe who strives to save the divine bird Simurgh, is in a race against time to collect four different powers from four elders, which can help the divine bird recover and fly again to bring colours to the world!
Performers of “Regain The Lost Wings”
Michael Mok, Mo Hin Wai, Rebecca Cheung, Kiin Lee, Mok Ho Kwong, Fannie Shum, Yip Wai Bun, Olga Chung, Matthew Kwan, Wahwah Hung, Jenny Li, Bee Tam, To Chi Sing, Bon Tong, Quenton Lam, Hung Ka Chak, Lawrence Lam, Tong Dik Nga, Chan Mei Tsz, Lam Tsz Yan, Monkey Hau, Au Kwan Yee, Lai Kai Man, Keith Leung, Tse Wai Sze, Auyeung Tsz Ching, Joey Yu, Lok Sin Ming^, So On Ki^, Patrick Wong^, Nicholas Wong^, (voice-over) Faye Leong* and children who participated in the nature and art workshops
*With support and kind permission of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
^With support of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in the internship programme
Ticketing
Immersive theatre experience (includes admission fee to Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, shuttle bus service in the garden during the event, theatre performances, interactive workshops, and the puppet parade)
Date: 14 and 15 December
Venue: Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
Ticket price: $380 (Discounted price: $280 for Full-time Students / Senior Citizens Aged 60 or Above / People with Disabilities & the Minder / Comprehensive Social Security Assistance Recipients)
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Enquiries:
Email: lostchildhk.tktg@gmail.com
Tel: 6507 7354
Sponsors and partners of “ÉLAN Eartheatre – Regain The Lost Wings”
Project Grant: The Arts Capacity Development Funding Scheme of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Ecological Education & Venue Partner: Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
Nature & Art Partners: Olga Chung, Matthew Kwan, Mok Ho Kwong, Kiin Lee, Chen Ying Ching, Wahwah Hung, Jenny Li, Lam Tze Yuen, Fannie Shum
Nature Education Partners: Sangwood Seeds Lab, Natural Network, Project Crow
Professional Advisor: Annie Ho
Visual Art & Creative Partner: Fashion Clinic Hong Kong
Production Partner: Old Pal Studio
Marketing & Promotion Partner: Seedland International Limited
Supporting Partners: Moral Bags, Little Prince Foundation
The content of this programme does not reflect the views of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
About Lost Child Project Hong Kong
Originated as an artistic project curated for young people and children by O Theatre Workshop founded by seasoned theatre artist Olivia Yan, Lost Child Project Hong Kong was officially registered as a charitable organisation in 2021, aiming to promote art to bring impact and transformation to society and young people.
In 2018, moved by the alarming youth and children suicide rates, Olivia Yan invited internationally renowned physical theatre director and educator David Glass to collaboratively launch the “Lost Child Project in HK” initiative. Drawing inspiration from the Lost Child Project, designed by David Glass in 1996, implemented in over 22 countries and utilised in United Nations leadership training, the initiative uses performing arts as a tool to address the mental health of young people and children, and rebuild their spiritual values and happiness.
With support from Tai Kwun, the project was presented in a larger scale in 2020 as “ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK”, bringing together professionals from the arts, social welfare, and education sectors to introduce 15 different art projects held physically and online. As Hong Kong’s first large-scale art event running in both online and offline formats, the innovative project overcame challenges brought by the pandemic, and successfully conveyed the core concept of “We do not solve problems, We play problems”, and was granted the “2021 Hong Kong Arts Development Awards – Award for Arts Promotion”.
In 2022, with continuous support from Tai Kwun, the project hosted the second edition with a theme of “'YES AND!...”, offering 16 different art projects in which participants could explore more possibilities with creativity, and breaking free from negative and pessimistic emotions, to rebuild the confidence and hope of every Lost Child and the young generation.
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