11 Voyagresses: Theatre du Pif Reunites Women of Tuen Mun

Description

11 Voyagresses reunites a group of women from Tuen Mun who first collaborated with Theatre du Pif two decades ago, revisiting their acclaimed community theatre work. Directed by Bonni Chan, this production blends personal memories with fresh insights to explore resilience, migration and the pursuit of new opportunities amid the city’s evolving challenges. Their stories reflect not only individual journeys but also the broader transformations of Hong Kong, inviting audiences to witness a collective narrative marked by solidarity.

Theatre du Pif was formed by artistic directors Chan and Sean Curran in Edinburgh in 1992 before relocating to Hong Kong in 1995. The company is renowned for community-focused productions that engage deeply with Hong Kong’s social realities. With a legacy of intimate storytelling and powerful performances, the company continues to highlight the city’s past, present and future through theatre that fosters dialogue and reflection, making it a vital voice in Hong Kong’s cultural landscape. 

The company has staged plays by renowned dramatists such as Jean Anouilh, Samuel Beckett, Henrik Ibsen, Sarah Kane and Cao Yu, showcasing a diverse international repertoire. They have also collaborated with prominent theatre directors and artists from around the world, including Robert Draffin (Australia), Mikel Murfi (Ireland), Adrian Noble (UK) and Yang Jun-gung (Korea).

Performed in Cantonese with English subtitles.