【#動戲童迷香港藝術計劃:讓藝術輕撫心靈】
Speak, listen, and open-up through arts
你有跟「內在小孩」對話嗎?「動戲‧童迷香港藝術計劃」將於7月11日在大館進行表演,透過藝術展現一班年輕人、銀髮及藝術工作者的故事,啟發觀眾尋找自己的「內在小孩」。立即到大館網頁登記!到時節目亦將會在洗衣場石階進行直播。
Do you hear your inner child calling? On 11 July, open your heart through a series of thought-provoking multimedia performances by #ÉLANLostChildProjectHK at Tai Kwun. Sign up now and set your inner child free! Live streaming will also be available at Laundry Steps.
==11.07 節目時間表 Programme Schedule ==
2:30pm |《窒》
“Glitch”
3pm | 《最後的那一瞬間》
“Goodbye, Until We Meet Again”
3:45pm | 《無人是孤島》
“No Man is an Island”
4pm |《來一場用耳朵「寫」的音樂記事本~*》
”Once upon a....Starry Starry Night - A Writable Music Journal~*”
5:30pm |《老而不,Stay in Touch》
“Hey My Old Friend, Stay in Touch”
6:15pm |《相見好⋯⋯還是不如不見》
“Let’s Meet or Rather We Don’t?“
「動戲‧童迷香港藝術計劃」
“ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK”
📅 11.07.2020
📍 大館各處 /網上 Site-wide / Online
🎟️ 免費參加 Free Admission
🎟️ 請於大館網站 / App 登記 Register at Tai Kwun Website / App
🔗 更多詳情 Learn more on https://bit.ly/36OOrUk
#大館 #古蹟及藝術館 #大館夏季節目2020 #大館表演藝術 #TaiKwun #CentreforHeritageandArts #TaiKwunSummer2020 #TaiKwunPerformingArts
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