NewY-Kid

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A Hongkonger working with street dance background who loves skating. @newykid

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A dynamic action shot of Hong Kong performer New Y-Kid (廖偉傑) captured mid-air as he leaps down a concrete outdoor staircase at night. Wearing a white t-shirt, grey trousers, and a flat cap, he is balanced on one foot, extending his arms wide with an energetic, joyous expression while holding a smartphone and wearing wired earphones. The industrial setting features bright overhead lighting, geometric red railings, and stark concrete steps, characteristic of the urban aesthetic often explored in Rooftop Productions' contemporary theatre works.

We Still Dance

18/11/2021 至 30/12/2021

We Still Dance: Explore Tsuen Wan via immersive digital theatre. Rooftop Productions merges contemporary dance with AR tech to unveil the city’s past.

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Images featuring New Y-Kid

Performer New Y-Kid captures the pulse of the city, embodying the raw energy of urban migration and contemporary movement in this industrial-inspired session.

A dynamic promotional key visual for the Rooftop Productions contemporary theatre show, 'We Still Dance'. Performer New Y-Kid (廖偉傑) is captured in mid-air, leaping gracefully down a set of concrete outdoor stairs at night. He is dressed in a white t-shirt, grey trousers, and a flat cap, wearing wired earphones while looking at a smartphone held in his hand. The scene is framed by vibrant red walls and industrial steel railings, reflecting the gritty yet expressive energy of Hong Kong's urban performing arts scene. 'We Still Dance promotion key visual'

Performer New Y-Kid captures the raw, urban energy of 'We Still Dance' in this dynamic promotional key visual.

In a bright, spacious rehearsal studio, actor Liu Wai-kit (New Y-Kid) wears a black cap and face mask, looking thoughtfully towards the side during a rehearsal for the Rooftop Productions (天台製作) contemporary theatre show, 'We Still Dance'. In the background, another performer walks across the floor filled with colorful exercise balls, highlighting the kinetic energy of this Hong Kong stage production. As the performer reflects on the era of industrial growth, he says, 'In the 60s, there were a lot of factories.'

Actor New Y-Kid reflects on the industrial growth of 1960s Hong Kong during a rehearsal for 'We Still Dance'. As he recalls, 'In the 60s, there were a lot of factories.'