Portrait of performer Alfie Leung for the Rooftop Productions contemporary Hong Kong theatre show 'Superheroes Don't Give a Shit'. Leung is wearing a white tuxedo jacket paired with a white feather boa, styled as a whimsical, satirical take on a superhero costume. He is captured in a studio setting with warm professional lighting, posing with his arms crossed and a gentle, inviting smile. 'Superheroes Don't Give a Shit!'

AlfieLeung

Biography

Alfie is a freelance graphic designer/amateur actor/amateur playwright. Graduated in Computer Science (BSc) and Business System (MSc) from Monash University, Australia. Since 2010, he has been actively involved in the theatre field, and has been the graphic designer for numerous different theatre or arts organisations.

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Key visual for Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre piece 'History Play' (曲解莎劇). The image features actor Burton Leung in the role of Rizzly (Earl of Southampton), posing with a stoic expression. He wears a striking black ruff collar and intricate Elizabethan-inspired black costume, accented by bold, high-fashion stage makeup with dramatic red eye shading and lips. He is framed against a dark, textured background as white and red rose petals drift around him, capturing the avant-garde aesthetic of this Hong Kong stage production. History Play key visual.
Script / Playwright of the Year

History Play

30/10/2025 至 2/11/2025

History Play Rehearsed Reading is a bold devised work reimagining Shakespeare’s Richard II through a genre-defying mix of rap, metal, and Cantonese opera.

Graphic Designer
A minimalist, blueprint-style line drawing of a lunar-rover-style vehicle set against a dark grid background, created as the key visual for the contemporary Hong Kong theatre production 'Presence'. The design evokes themes of technology and futurism, reflecting the aesthetic exploration of the future of performance. Key visual for the future of performance, Presence

Presence

17/3/2023 至 26/3/2023

Presence Phase 2 is an immersive telepresence performance. Control robotic vehicles to explore real-world sites and unlock stories in this hybrid work.

Performer
A dramatic key visual for the contemporary Hong Kong theatre production 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' by Rooftop Productions. The image features a close-up, moody portrait of actor Caroline Chan, whose face is partially obscured by her arm. Her dark, textured hair is highlighted with striking streaks of neon green and purple, set against a deep violet, ethereal background with abstract, cloudy light forms. The lighting casts a cinematic, high-contrast glow on her face, emphasizing a sharp, intense gaze. 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' Key Visual.

Songs of Innocence and Experience

20/6/2022 至 24/6/2022

Songs of Innocence and Experience at HKAPA is a poignant devised work exploring the threshold of adulthood, reimagining Milton’s themes of rebellion.

Graphic Designer
A dramatic headshot of actor Mohammad Kashif Ali for Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre piece, 'Testimony'. The portrait features a striking light projection of rocky mountain terrain mapped onto the right side of his face and neck, set against a soft-focus urban background that evokes the layered storytelling of modern Hong Kong theatre. The actor maintains a neutral, pensive expression, embodying the introspective nature of the production. 'Testimony'
Best Scenography
Performance of the Year

Testimony

15/8/2019 至 18/8/2019

Testimony is a powerful devised work exploring the invisible history of Hong Kong's South Asian community, challenging systemic exclusion through art.

Graphic Designer
Key visual for Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre performance, 'The Furies Variations'. Actor Yau Fuk Wing is depicted as a classical figure holding a set of scales, his body partially dissolving into digital, glitch-like fragments against a dramatic dual-tone red and blue background. The aesthetic emphasizes themes of justice and modern psychological fragmentation. 'The Furies Variations, Key Visual'
Best Scenography

The Furies Variations

7/12/2018 至 9/12/2018

The Furies Variations is a devised theatre piece reimagining justice through Aeschylus, Kafka, and live rock. Explore morality, law, and our society.

Graphic Designer
A dramatic, atmospheric close-up portrait of Hong Kong actor Ng King Lung from the Rooftop Productions contemporary theatre piece, Lost Shoreline. His profile is illuminated against a deep teal, underwater-like backdrop filled with tiny floating particles, evoking themes of environmental loss and memory. His expression is contemplative and melancholic, capturing the artistic essence of this avant-garde Hong Kong stage performance. "Lost Shoreline"

Lost Shoreline

22/4/2017 至 2/5/2017

Explore Lost Shoreline: an immersive audio-walk performance in Yau Ma Tei. Use GPS to uncover the city’s hidden history and the cost of urban renewal.

Graphic Designer
Close-up promotional poster for Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre piece 'Milk and Honey: Songs of the Sacred and Profane'. The high-key photography features two performers with their eyes closed, their faces completely coated in a thick, glistening layer of golden honey that drips down onto their shoulders, creating a surreal, mask-like effect. The lighting emphasizes the viscous texture of the honey and the calm, contemplative expressions of the actors, evoking themes of migration and the 'promised land'. 'A striking, evocative key visual poster for Rooftop Productions' song theatre piece, 'Milk and Honey: Songs of the Sacred and Profane', exploring themes of migration and the 'promised land'. The artwork features visceral, close-up, high-key photography of performers Billy Sy, Ivor Houlker, Lung Jes, and Michelle Li. A thick, glistening layer of honey covers their faces, creating a provocative, mask-like effect that echoes the production's exploration of sweetness and desire on a long march. The poster is framed by a clean white border. Large, distressed white Traditional Chinese characters displaying the title (流奶與蜜之地) are positioned across the center, contrasting sharply with the honeyed faces.'
Best Stage Effect

Milk and Honey

17/7/2016 至 20/7/2016

Milk and Honey is a unique song theatre piece by Rooftop Productions. Exploring migration through myths and 20+ global folk songs, are you satisfied?

Graphic Designer
Promotional poster for Rooftop Productions' contemporary Hong Kong theatre play, 'The Beautiful Ones' (行為淪喪). A young woman with long, dark hair wears a white, intricate lace dress. Her face and neck are marked with striking purple paint. She stands against a light, dotted background with faint, ghost-like imagery of mice, holding a small white mouse in her right hand and a small mirror reflecting her own face in her left hand, capturing an eerie, surreal aesthetic typical of experimental stage performance. 'The Beautiful Ones.'
Best Stage Effect

The Beautiful Ones

11/12/2015 至 20/12/2015

The Beautiful Ones is a site-specific immersive theatre experience, blending audio tours and physical performance to explore human isolation in urbanity.

Graphic Designer