"Omnivore" is a new work launched by Jiang Fan and Zhuang Jiaoyun (Three Kinds of Bowls Cooperative) in 2022. It premiered at the GOAT Special Youth Theater Exhibition at Shanghai YOUNG Theater in December of that year. The work is presented in a semi-autobiographical form, integrating body and language, performance and documentation, forming a unique monologue theater style. In 2023, the work will be further developed on the original basis. On the one hand, it will explore female topics more deeply, and on the other hand, it will more organically integrate physical expression and verbal expression. That year, the work was performed at the Shanghai International Dance Center Experimental Theater (Boundless Contemporary Youth Frontier Dance Exhibition) and the Black Box Theater of Nanjing University, and received favorable reviews.
"Omnivore" tells the story of Hu Douzi, a lonely soul living in Shanghai, trying to find fresh and diverse spiritual independence that he has not yet had at a special time of material independence and emotional blankness brought about by divorce. In the play, she is both the subject and the narrator, traveling in different media and time and space. Among the female beings evoked by her thoughts and memories, there are those who must face and even internalize the exchange of interests in various fields; there are those who, as "middle women", need to constantly overcome social prejudice and self-anxiety; there are also those who repeatedly They are entangled in freedom, responsibility, family love and friendship. Truth and humor are the keynotes of "Omnivore", and the bones of the work are a low roar about banality, growth and aging, emotional PTSD, or the miscellaneous plight of women.
Program notes
The total performance is approximately 60 minutes.No allocation.It is recommended that you arrive at the venue 15 minutes early. Latecomers will not be admitted.HKPAX reserves the right to make changes to the program without prior notice.
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