I don't think I'm capable of telling other people's stories. I can only speak for my own

I’ve been contemplating—a form, a way to tell a story. A character, a voice, a passage, a fable. Light or heavy, fast or slow. I want to answer a question, but the question itself remains elusive. How do I distill countless questions into a clear direction? 

It feels like solving a riddle. 

I don't think I'm capable of telling other people's stories. I can only speak for my own.

So I write, rewrite, and rewrite again. 

In every stroke of the pen, I discover who I truly am.

Playwright:

TAM Yuen Ye, freelance actor, Bachelor of Arts (Honorary) graduted from the department of Chinese Language and Literature The Chinese University of Hong Kong and minored in Cultural Studies. TAM is currently attending the postgraduate programme of Master in Fine Arts in Drama and is majored in Playwriting. She has a cat called "Bodhi". The above is bascially what she is.

Director: Becca CHEUNG

Graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) School of Drama, majoring in Directing. Founder of The Isle Theatre. 
She was nominated for The IATC (HK) Critics’ Awards - The Director of the Year and The 14th Hong Kong Theatre Libre Award for Best Director for Rose of Nightingale. She won The Most Outstanding Artist in Wuzhen Theatre Festival Emerging Theatre Artist’s Competition.
Recent directing works include Sing Out 2024 by HKAPA Excel; The Rising Ants by The Isle Theatre; Rose of Nightingale by The Hong Kong Repertory Theatre; Let’s have a stroll on an autumn’s day at Shekou Theatre Festival 2022.

Actors:

TAM Yuen Ye、JIANG Ting、YU Tsz Wing、LEUNG Kwan Yiu

Co-organiser of New Writing Project:

The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, School of Drama

Drama is at the very heart of human expression, its communication and identity.

The School of Drama believes that its unique position in South East Asia offers an insight into this artfrom that will both inform and develop significant creativity and distinctive artists to engage with and feed the cultural community of Hong Kong, the Mainland and beyond. The School of Drama strives to be an incubator, catalyst and repository of the values and importance of the dramatic, and performative arts and expresses this in the nurturing of actors, directors, playwrights and teachers who will function as practitioner-artists making a tangible difference to their community and their chosen discipline.