LeeOn-sang

Biography

Graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts School of Drama in 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Drama, majoring in Acting.

School performances include You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown and Songs of Innocence and Experience as dance choreographer and actress.

Her recent performances include ‘HEMÈSFIT IN HONG KONG’ by Tai Kwun, Something or Nothing by the Theatre Formula and A Kid Story from The Education University of Hong Kong.

Previous Shows

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An evocative, Van Gogh-inspired illustration for the Rooftop Productions (天台製作) performance, 'Songs of Innocence and Experience'. The artwork features a swirling, textured night sky background in deep blues and purples, framing a conflict between two groups of fantastical characters. On the right, human-like figures with intense expressions and ornate markings advance through white clouds. On the left, grotesque, mythical creatures with sharp features and horns reach out from the shadows, creating a dramatic, surreal tableau typical of contemporary Hong Kong experimental theatre. 'Songs of Innocence and Experience, WestK, illustration'

Best Original Music (Drama)

Scenography of the Year

Outstanding Production of the Year

Songs of Innocence and Experience

27/1/2024 至 4/2/2024

Songs of Innocence and Experience is a vibrant devised work from Rooftop Productions, exploring the tumultuous journey to adulthood in contemporary HK.

Choreographer、Collaborating Actor

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.

Collaborating Actor、Choreographer

Gallery

Images featuring Lee On-sang

A dramatic promotional portrait for the contemporary Hong Kong theatre production 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' featuring performer Lee On-sang. She stands centered against a dark background, framed by a striking, glowing blue circular light behind her head, reminiscent of a halo or portal. Wisps of blue and purple smoke swirl around her silhouette, enhancing the intense, cinematic atmosphere. Her expression is stern and focused, embodying the themes of the performance. Lee On-sang, promo for Songs of Innocence and Experience (WestK).

Lee On-sang embodies the haunting intensity of Moloch in this promotional portrait for Songs of Innocence and Experience at WestK.

Performer Lee On-sang captures the expressive energy of our contemporary stage in this candid character study.

Three performers—Lee On-sang, Sum Cheuk-yiu, and Lau Ka-ying—share a lighthearted moment during a rehearsal for the Rooftop Productions contemporary theatre piece, 'Songs of Innocence and Experience'. Sum Cheuk-yiu (playing Abdiel) points playfully while laughing, flanked by Lee On-sang (playing Moloch) and Lau Ka-ying (playing Belial), who expresses heartfelt joy with her hands over her chest. The scene captures the collaborative spirit of HK stage performance. Songs of Innocence and Experience Rehearsal.

Lee On-sang, Sum Cheuk-yiu, and Lau Ka-ying share a moment of collaborative discovery during the Songs of Innocence and Experience rehearsals.

In a rehearsal for Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre piece 'Songs of Innocence and Experience', a performer gestures with a 'shush' signal to the audience while walking across a studio stage. In the background, a vocalist performs into a microphone while standing atop a table, accompanied by a guitarist and a drummer, capturing the raw, experimental spirit of Hong Kong stage performance. Songs of Innocence and Experience Rehearsal

Lee On-sang captures the raw, experimental spirit of the stage during a rehearsal for 'Songs of Innocence and Experience'.

A dramatic stage scene from the Rooftop Productions (天台製作) performance 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at WestK. A large-scale, high-contrast projection fills the backdrop, showing Lo Man-chak in elaborate, traditional-style golden headgear and ornate accessories, smiling radiantly as he holds a small, articulated mannequin. In the foreground, the silhouetted figure of a performer reaches toward the screen, while below, two other performers in matching burgundy uniforms—Wu Lui-fung and Lee On-sang—stand under dramatic stage lighting. The production blends contemporary Hong Kong theatre aesthetics with ritualistic, folkloric visual elements. 'Songs of Innocence and Experience (WestK)'

Lo Man-chak as God shares a moment with the mannequin, framed by the musical performance of Wu Lui-fung and Lee On-sang. 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at WestK.

On a dimly lit stage bathed in intense red light, performers from Rooftop Productions engage in a powerful contemporary dance sequence during the Hong Kong theatrical production 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at WestK. In the center, Lee On-sang (as Moloch) stands out as a woman in a light-colored top and jeans, surrounded by figures leaning forward in a circular formation, while a giant screen behind them projects an image of a metronome. Reflecting on the show's dark themes, the performers evoke the haunting question: 'People die every day, why are you still alive?'

Lee On-sang embodies Moloch in this intense sequence from 'Songs of Innocence and Experience', challenging us with the question: 'People die every day, why are you still alive?'

A performer, Lee On-sang, stands center stage with back turned to the audience, wearing a white flowing robe and an elaborate, sunburst-style golden headpiece. Her arms are outstretched in a dramatic, celestial pose, silhouetted against a massive, vibrant projection of her own face, lit in deep reds and oranges. This striking moment from the contemporary Hong Kong theatre production, 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' by Rooftop Productions, captures a powerful scene as Lee On-sang (as herself/Moloch) utters: 'Time to say goodbye.'

Lee On-sang as Moloch delivers a final, celestial farewell in the climax of Songs of Innocence and Experience: 'Time to say goodbye.'

On a stage bathed in vibrant red lighting, performer Lee On-sang takes center stage in a contemporary production of Rooftop Productions' 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at WestK. She is wearing a modern blue jacket and white trousers, adorned with a traditional opera-style headpiece featuring long, dramatic pheasant feathers. In the background, a large projection of a geometric pentagram pattern mirrors the theatrical intensity, while another actor, Caroline Chan, is seen crouching on the floor in the lower left. 'Songs of Innocence and Experience (WestK)'

Lee On-sang as Moloch and Caroline Chan as Lucifer confront each other in a striking visual moment from 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at WestK.

In a dramatic scene from Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre piece 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at WestK, actor Lee On-sang (as Moloch) stands center stage bathed in intense red lighting. She appears to be singing or delivering an emotional line with an intense, expressive gaze. Behind her, another performer in white moves across the dimly lit, industrial-style stage. 'Songs of Innocence and Experience (WestK).'

Lee On-sang embodies the visceral intensity of Moloch in this climactic moment from 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at WestK.

A wide-angle, dynamic stage shot from Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre performance, Songs of Innocence and Experience (天真與世故之歌), at WestK. In the foreground, Lo Man-chak (playing God) is captured in a striking, low-to-the-ground pose, reaching his arm forward with an intense expression. In the mid-ground, Lee On-sang (playing Moloch) moves across the stage. A large projection of a face looms in the background, illuminated by dramatic blue stage lighting and theatrical spotlights. Songs of Innocence and Experience (WestK)

Lo Man-chak as God and Lee On-sang as Moloch confront the divine in this scene from Songs of Innocence and Experience at WestK.

In a dramatic scene from Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre performance 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' at the West Kowloon Cultural District, a large screen featuring the word 'GOD' in bold, vertical typography looms over a dark stage. A performer, Lee On-sang (as Moloch), stands alone in a spotlight on the left, while a group of dancers in silhouette move in a circular formation, holding glowing light wands that cut through the darkness. The scene captures a powerful tension between light and shadow. As the ensemble moves, Lee On-sang recites, 'God, Angels, Adam... A cruel angel's thesis.'

Lee On-sang as Moloch channels a haunting energy during the 'Cruel angel's thesis' sequence in Songs of Innocence and Experience.

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