Annie Cheung from the wonderful DOTS picked up the Highly Commended award for Outstanding Show on behalf of the Theatre Ronin guys for "Practice of Zen". They'd returned to Hong Kong but also sent us a nice video message.
Outstanding Production - Highly Commended: 1457, The Boy at Rest (Poem and Star from Korea). "A Musical Requiem for a Lost King" (with Goblins). https://t.co/VHGfvztbha
Outstanding Production - Highly Commended: The Time Painter (ACC, ACCF, Haddangse of Korea). A drama centred around the Gwangju massacre.
https://t.co/V9NA2vKGon
Jeremy Rafal won Outstanding Male Performance for The Boy from Bantay “a heart-warming journey of growth and self-discovery”. Jeremy could be with us but sent us a lovely message from NYC. https://t.co/boyzDnUgdl
Dancer Chi-An Chen and Creator/Director Wei-Wei Wu won a Highly Commended award for Outstanding Female Performance for Sole to Soul under the Asia Base season (combining shows from Hong Kong and Taiwan).
Sanjay Lago from Love me Like a Chai Tea Latte almost won our Outstandingly Colourful Shirt award but had to settle for a Highly Commended award in the Outstanding Male Performer category.
Niall Moorjani’s 5 star show Kanpur 1857 won the award for Outstanding Production. Here he is with Jonathan and musician Sodhi. https://t.co/mV87Y5IENH
The Asian Arts Special Award was won (shared) by Up-cycle Music (by Creative Art of Korea). Their music is a response to climate change from a uniquely artistic perspective. They use waste to make music – cellos from abandoned equipment, violins from thrown away plastic toys.
Outstanding Youth Performance was won by “Landscape of the Other Shore” from Shenzhen University, inspired by a European classic: Géricault’s painting and Georg Kaiser’s play The Raft of the Medusa. This young lady from Shenzhen called Ricky was there to collect the award.
Mayuri Bhandari of the Anti “Yogi” took home the award for Outstanding Female. Here she is with her percussionist Neel Agrawal, plus Richard Lewis of the awards and Lyndsey Jackson of the Fringe. https://t.co/93KaEJxxEH
Hahaha-Hamlet won the Outstanding Show award last Tuesday. We loved this “captivating reimagining of Shakespeare’s classic tale, blending original musical with dark humour [..and..] intertwining the struggles of contemporary Hongkongers with Hamlet's timeless tale”.