海市蜃音：龍鳴 Melody of the Drifting Sea: Lung Mo

梁晞娜、陳子山及蘇傳安 Leung Hei Na, Chan Tsz Shan Adrian & So Chuen On Public registration opens 5pm on 28 October 【並非歌聲引來暴風雨，是因暴風雨才需要歌聲】 香港離島岸邊每逢薄霧，常傳出空靈歌聲。漁民相傳那是誘惑航海者、預示風浪的「女妖仙樂」。但唱歌的並非女妖，而是化作人形的「小龍女」。 多年前，龍母拾獲龍蛋悉心孵化，教導她人間與海洋歌曲。某夜暴風雨襲島，龍母為守護家園與巨浪搏鬥後未歸。 小龍女日復一日在岸邊吟唱。被誤解為詛咒的歌聲，既是為了引導迷失深海的母親循聲回家，亦是在風暴將至時預警漁民。 “It is not the song that summons the storm — it is the storm that calls forth the song.” Melody of the Drifting Sea combines the operas and arias of European classical music with the mythologies of Hong Kong's outlying islands. At its heart is the story of a young dragon who inhabits a sacred sea—beautiful, perilous, and filled with temptation—who longs for the Dragon Mother whose presence once enveloped her like the tides. These original narrative passages come from the imagination of a new Peng Chau kaifong, inspired by the island’s Dragon Mother imagery and lore. Her theatrical storytelling is interwoven with live classical performance and original compositions.