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From scriptwriting, dramaturgy to scenography — discover the core of creating for the theatre from diverse entry points.
What draws us into a piece of theatre as it evolves from an idea into a stage play? Is it the dramatic tension in the script, the unfolding of visual metaphors, or the details in the various segments that slowly take shape?
There may be more than one answer to this: it has to be determined by the interaction between the links, and each plays a significant part.
This series charts a creative journey through three key theatrical disciplines — playwriting, dramaturgy, and scenography.
By exploring the genesis of a story, the construction of narrative logic, the imaginative potential of spatial and visual elements on stage, and the insights of local theatre creators, we invite you to step into multiple entry points of theatre-making and find more creative possibilities with us.
Scenography Workshop
Speakers: Cindy Ho and Jan Wong
Workshop Overview
How do costume and spatial design interact to create non-verbal narratives in performance?
This three-part workshop will deconstruct and integrate various elements of scenography, and explore how the dialogue between costume and space can unlock creativity and realise the boundless possibilities of theatrical design.
Session 1 - 5.3.2026 (Thu) :Costume Design
Through sharing of selected works, this session examines how costume design functions as a narrative medium to convey characters' emotions and show the period and background of the drama. A hands-on component will allow participants to experience the process of theatrical prototype-making.
Session 2 - 12.3.2026 (Thu): Spatial Design
Using cases studies of diverse works, this session traces the design process and collaboration with other creative leads, and analyses the role of spatial design in performing arts. Participants will gain insights into how spatial and scenographic environments are conceived and realised.
Session 3 - 19.3.2026 (Thu): Costume × Space
Integrating the two key elements of design - costume and space, this session investigates how the time, place, people, and narrative of a performance gradually take form through scenographic thinking.