With Ears to See: “What Color is the Wind?”So Lo Ling

This is a performance solely about sound.

“We cannot see the wind, we hear what it brings.
We cannot hear the wind, we see what it brings.”

Based on the illustration book “What color is the wind?” by Anne Herbauts from Belgium, this performance is a journey of finding wind by sound and music. The little giant cannot see but he would like to know the color of wind. Visual sense will be extracted and it is about the feeling of sound. “What is essential is invisible to the eye.” said by the little prince. Closing our eyes, we can feel the wind. Going back to our feeling, we will discover the invisible essential around us.

*Audiences are required to put on eye masks before entering the performance hall, and then would be escorted by staff to their respective seats. Eye masks shall not be removed until the end of the show (The presenter would provide a brand new eye masks to each audience or audience may prepare one for themselves).
*Approximate 50 minutes without intermission.
*Age under 8 is not admitted.
*Presenter reserves the right to add, withdraw or substitute artists, vary programme and seating arrangements.