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Windmill Grass Theatre

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change! COME BACK [In Cantonese]

 

*Tickets available at URBTIX from January 18 10am onwards*

 

The acclaimed musical is BACK!

 

4 full-house runs

Back in theatre with the original Hong Kong cast in March 2017

A broadway musical filled with laughter and tears!

 

*Hatou YEUNG’s return to theatre*

 

Joey, Luna, Edmond and Hatou plays a total of 64 characters, bringing to the stage 21 stories of love—covering topics like sex, menstruation, marriage and death, characters aging from 18 to 82. They dance, they sing, they cry, they laugh, they attack your weakest spots in love! You will definitely resonate with them!

 

Cantata for a First Date

On a first date, you have to think of an opening line, understand the other person, and even plan to get them into bed...... What a waste of time and energy! We harshly demonstrate how to taste the sweetness, bitterness, and the life and death of love in just 10 minutes!

 

Always a Bridesmaid

Loneliness is not the end of the world. Taiwanese singers have something to sing: "Actually, living alone isn't so bad. Although there are occasional small sadnesses, I don't think others can see them...... But everyone around you is getting married, always just a supporting role—how can you not feel it! What makes sense for a full-time bridesmaid to confide in you about love!

 

Sex and the Married Couple

After marriage, a house full of kids and endless worries is everywhere. Every time you want to have 'daddy mommy time' with your partner, you have to stop for no reason! Singing and dancing at the same time, I'll teach you how to break through your frustration and unleash 'postmodern passion'!

 

The Very First Dating Video of Rose Ritz

A divorced woman appears on TV to film a marriage advertisement announcement. It turns out that even the worst life has a chance for the "loser to come back." Even after experiencing a "love tsunami," one can still wait for the "bull market to return...... A gift to those who have suffered losses and stopped out in love.

 

Shouldn’t I be Less in Love with You?

Now that you've been married for years, besides having to work skincare and whitening, you might also have to be wary of your husband suddenly asking, "Is there still love between us?" Are you ready for your answer again?

 

Funerals are for Dating

It turns out that for people over sixty, the place where they have the highest chance of meeting a stranger is actually a friend's funeral! Two single mature men and women rediscover the long-lost romantic feeling of love at a funeral home, unable to resist singing, dancing, and dancing—adorable and sweet sixty!

 

24-26, 28-31 / 3 & 1-2, 4-9 / 4 / 2017 (8pm)

25-26 / 3 & 1-2, 8-9 / 4 / 2017 (3pm)

Shouson Theatre, Hong Kong Arts Centre

$420, $340

 

(Half-price tickets are available for full-time students, senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and the minder and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) recipients. Limited tickets available on a first-come-first-served basis.)

 

Tickets available at URBTIX from January 18 onwards

 

Book and Lyrics by Joe DiPietro

 

Music by Jimmy Roberts

Translator: Joey LEUNG

Director: CHAN Suk-yi

Actors: Joey LEUNG, Edmond TONG, Luna SHAW, Hatou YEUNG

Lyricist: Cho-lam WONG

Musical director & pianist: Charles LAU

Violinist: Sophia TENG

Choreographer: Karen CHAN

Set designer: SIU Wai-man

Lighting designer: YEUNG Tsz-yan

Sound designer: CHAN Wing-kit

Costume designer: Toiling YU

Production manager: Bobo CHAN

Executive producer: Lilian LUK, Wing WONG

Producer: Edmond TONG

 

Poster hairstylist: Jo Lam & Kenki Lau @ Queen's PI

Poster make-up artist: Vin C Tsang@VCW Makeup (for Edmond & Hatou)、Shuen Kong (for Joey & Luna)

Poster photographer: Simon C

Graphic designer: KentFok_tnPEACOCK

Special thanks: Lesportsac

 

Ticket enquiries: 3761 6661

Telephone ticketing: 2111 5999

Programme enquiries: 2389 9220 (WMG)

Online ticketing: www.urbtix.hk

Ticketing application: My URBTIX

 

 

Windmill Grass Theatre is sponsored by the Arts Capacity Development Funding Scheme of HKSAR.

 

Originally Produced in New York by

James Hammerstein, Bernie Kukoff and Jonathan Pollard

 

Original Direction by Joel Bishoff

 

Originally produced by the American Stage Company

James N. Vagias, Executive Producer

 

Exclusive Asian Representation by Broadway Asia Company, LLC

www.broadwayasia.com

info@broadwayasia.com

 

The Hong Kong premiere of this programme was presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department

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