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Emerging Artist Mentorship Programme: Theatre
The theatre strand is overseen by Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation’s theatre director Lindsey McAlister and professional actor King Wong, who lead eight passionate theatre graduates to research, write and direct their own solo pieces based on traditional fairy tales.
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Emerging Artist Mentorship Programme: Stained Glass
Stained glass is an art form that is rarely studied or worked with in Hong Kong. The Emerging Artist Mentorship Programme: Stained Glass strand offers eight visual art graduates the unique opportunity to work alongside professional artist Wong Yan-yan and expand their creative skills by learning to create colourful stained glass art pieces inspired by […]
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Emerging Artist Mentorship Programme: Wearable Art
Led by Unique Design, a professional organisation producing stage costumes for local productions, the Emerging Artist Mentorship Programme: Wearable Art strand brings together eight costume design graduates to challenge conventional perceptions of costume design and create one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces inspired by classic fairy tales.
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The Power of Human Connection
As the expansion of digital technology enables us to connect with each other anytime and anywhere, a lack of human connection keeps us “socially distanced”. The Power of Human Connection, a volunteering initiative launched in 2020 and participated by over 2,000 Standard Chartered volunteers and 9,000 youths, returns this year to encourage our community to […]
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Once Upon a Time
A rebus story tells a tale through a mixture of words and pictures. Download this activity and use the emojis to complete this story about the famous fairy tale writers, the Brothers Grimm.
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Storytelling Theatre “Peter Pan” (Cantonese)
Let us whisk you away to a magical island of Neverland where dreams are born and no one ever grows up. Join Peter Pan, Tinker Bell and the Darling children as they go on an adventure of a lifetime, coming face to face with a ticking crocodile, a lively tribe of natives, and the cunning […]
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Peg Puppet Parade
With a little imagination and a few pegs, you can make your own mini puppet parade! Download this template and print it out. Colour in the four main characters from Peter Pan. Then cut them out and stick them to the pegs. Once you’ve completed these simple steps, it’s time to have fun creating your own […]
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Dance at AIP: Never Growing Up in Neverland
In Neverland, a group of children called the Lost Boys set out in search of a lively tribe of natives. When they return home, they have fun pretending to be pirates and playing pranks on one another. Losing track of time, the Lost Boys end up playing all through the night until the next morning. […]
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DIY Crafts: Native Costume
Peter Pan’s island of Neverland is also home to a colourful tribe of natives. In this video, costume designer Miko Ku demonstrates how to make a native-inspired headdress and quiver of arrows using simple materials you can find at home. To make your own, simply download the templates, follow the steps in the video – […]
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Watch Out For The Crocodile
The playful possibilities of a cardboard box! In this video, theatre costume designer Moe Mo and her son Marcus show you how to make a fun 3D crocodile costume using cardboard boxes. Join them and find out how easy it is to make one at home – and see how cute Marcus looks in the […]