Some yearn for freedom; some for power and wealth; others for stability and family. 
Forget it all, you could; mention it not, you may;
Yet, maturity is when someone remembers all that was once forgotten and silenced;
Only to find oneself at a loss, after endless trials of certitude.
 
When a story inspired by the fairytale classic Peter Pan meets Rei Kawakubo’s sartorial aesthetics, the stage is set against the contrast between visual frenzy and theatrical absurdity. This is a stage where bodies collide, expand and deconstruct; where pitch-blackness is heightened by light; where a sense of order is constructed out of destruction; where asymmetry accounts for the ordinary. Like a boy dressed in rebellious fashion, he dangles in mid-air to tell his story. 

* With the permission of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts

Acknowledgement