The Copybook of Life Challenge for Apprentice Magician
Family-oriented dance education theatre
Join CCDC on a magical adventure
A young apprentice magician dreams of gaining wisdom and superpowers to become a real magician. He journeys all over the world to explore the secrets of magic, facing many adventurous situations. Can he overcome the difficulties and comprehend the value of being a real magician?
Directed by Melissa Leung, CCDC Assistant Artistic Director (Education), with Tyson Chak, a diversified artist, as creative actor; The Copybook of Life Challenge for Apprentice Magician includes selected excerpts of CCDC productions that are suitable for adults and kids. Let’s journey to a world of magic and dance!
Bring your children to the dance theatre to experience a diversity of beauty
Besides stage performances for adults, it’s important to offer younger audiences a chance to experience the beauty of theatre and learn the ways and thoughts of the stage world.
Dance helps people learn to connect their own lives with things of beauty and teaches them to explore connections with other people, lives and the environment around us.
“Theatre is an area where the arts combine. In theatre, we imagine, we create, we join and experience an affinity for contemporary dance.” Melissa LEUNG, Assistant Artistic Director (Education)
the artists
3.7 (Fri) 7:30pm
4.7 (Sat) 3pm, 7:30pm
Ticket available at URBTIX, art-mate and 01 Space now
Credit Card Telephone / Online Booking
2111 5999 / www.urbtix.hk
Suitable for ages 6 or above
Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
Audience Survey
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House Programme
Discount Schemes at URBTIX
10% discount
Paid Members of Fringe Club, Club Bravo Member of Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Member of Energy Fun Club Plus of Chung Ying Theatre Company, Friends of The Hong Kong Ballet, Friends of Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, Friends of Hong Kong Dance Company (Classic + Prestige), HKREP Pals, Zuni’s Friends, Members of Hong Kong Dance Alliance, HKIFF Cine Fan Patron, Classic and Student Privilege Cardholders, Members of E-Side Dance Company, Members of Yat Po Singers, Friends of POP Theatre, CASH Members
20% discount
Holders of CCDC Dance Card and Kids Card, Members of APA Alumni Association, Members of the Federation of HKPU Alumni Associations, CityU Alumni Card and Alumni Credit Cardholders, Members of Hong Kong Arts Administrators Association, Members of RTHK Programme Staff Union, Modern Dance Friends of GMDC
30% discount
Dance Inspirations Card Holder
50% discount
Full time students, senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance recipients
60% discount
Student Dance Inspirations Card Holder
COVID-19 Prevention Measures:
- All members of the audience must wear masks and have their temperature taken upon entering the venue.
- All members of the audience must fill in a Health Declaration Form
- Masks must be kept on throughout the performance
- Social distancing measures will be used to assign seating. Please take your assigned seat
Tyson CHAK
Guest Creative Performer
Graduat
ing with Distinction in acting from Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, Tyson Chak has developed a diversified portfolio spanning playwriting, directing, acting and drama teaching. Recently, Chak has been working in TV and film productions.
He has written a number of renowned plays including the MircoSex Office series. He has also performed solo in Ma-Luck Man, and acted in The Wild Boar and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. In 2007, Chak was nominated for Best Supporting Actor (Comedy) for his performance in Of Wills & Willpower at Hong Kong Drama Awards. Chak started to explore the international stage in 2019, when he was invited by MGM COTAI as a solo guest performer for an Argentinian production of Fuerza Bruta Wayra staged at MGM Theatre in Macau.
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*With the kind permission of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts