The city was plagued by an unidentified virus back in the ‘80s. No one had any clue about the disease, besides that most of the infected were gays. Having lost one friend after another to the disease, Ned (portrayed by Joey LEUNG) wanted to draw wider attention to the issue with media coverage but his request was turned down by magazine editor Felix (portrayed by CHUI Tien-you). The negligence of the government and the silence among the public drove him to launch an organization with his best friend Bruce (portrayed by Edmond TONG). Their fight for patients’ rights and treatments was joined by Dr. Emma (portrayed by Luna SHAW) but also obstructed by many in society. Ben (portrayed by Anthony WONG), a lawyer and Ned’s brother, decided to exit at this critical moment…
 

Different and so?

You must become stronger

Live true to yourself –

Love knows only one way.

 

Playwright: Larry KRAMER (USA)
Translator: WONG Wing-sze

Director: Alex TAYLOR (UK)

Main actors: Joey LEUNG, Anthony WONG, Edmond TONG, CHUI Tien-you, Luna SHAW

Supporting actors: Hamlet YU, Alan WONG, NG Siu-hin, IP Sing-yau

 

Hairstylist (poster): Jo Lam @ Salon Trinity

Make-up artist (poster): Kathy Chow、Angel Mok

Stylist (poster): Alan Ng

Photographer (poster): Simon C

Graphic designer (poster): KentFok_tnPEACOCK

Promotional video: alfred @ pmc studio

 

Tickets available at URBTIX from May 6 onwards

16-18, 20-25.8.2019 (8pm)
17-18, 24-25.8.2019 (3pm)
Kwai Tsing Theatre Auditorium

$450, $350, $250

(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.)

 

Ticketing enquiries: 3761 6661

Telephone ticketing: 2111 5999

Programme enquiries: 2389 9220 (WMG)

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*Windmill Grass Theatre is a Venue Partner of Kwai Tsing Theatre

Supported by: Hong Kong AIDS Foundation