A 21st-century re-imagining of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
A scientist creates a robot with consciousness with unexpected results…
21st century. Robotic engineer Victor Stone loses his only son in an accident. Driven by scientific ambition as well as grief, he creates the first ever conscious robot Franky and the world is not ready for it. A group of Luddites who are against artificial intelligence set out to destroy Franky among other robots and things go out of control…
200 years ago, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein showed the dangerous aspects of the modern scientific world. 200 years on, humans are forever pushing boundaries in scientific pursuit. Do scientific progresses always come with consequences? Will technology one day lead to our own demise?
In English with bilingual surtitles
Director: Dr Vicki Ooi (Artistic Director, AFTEC)
Adaptation: Dr Vicki Ooi & Thomas Lawson
Video & Music Director: Ben Robinson
Set Design: Edwin Chan (EC3) &
Dennis Lee (ARCHITECTURE:INNOVATIV)
Public performances
5 & 12.3.2017 | Sun | 2:30pm
Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre Theatre
Tickets available at URBTIX
$220#, $200, $150
#incl post-show stage tour
For ages: 6+
Approx 75 minutes
Free foyer activities (From 1:30pm)
Secondary School Performances
Booking & Enquiry
Calvin Co
Tel:2520 1716
Email:calvin@aftec.hk
Pre-show In-school Workshop
Period: Feb – Mar 2017 (Weekdays)
English Theatre Performance + Interactive Activities
Date: 28 Feb – 17 March 2017
Time: 10:15am | 1:45pm | 4:30pm
Venue: Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre Theatre
1 hour 45 mins. Including post-show interactive activities
Post-show In-school Workshop
Period: Mar – Apr 2017 (Weekdays)
Eligibility
Levels: S1-S6 students
Subject Parameters
Arts Education, Language Learning, Drama Education, Liberal Studies, Other Learning Experiences, Cross-disciplinary Learning
Online Learning Platform
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