再現殖民地小島上一個金髮小孩的成長曲 The Rite of Passage of A Golden Boy in Colonial Hong Kong

靈感源於Martin Booth同名自傳 Inspired by Martin Booth's Gweilo Renowned novelist Martin Booth came to settle in British colony Hong Kong in the 50s when his father was assigned here by the British army. His childhood coincided with how this city grew to be one of the most prosperous metropolises in the world. He has a direct experience of East meeting West. In 2002 he was diagnosed with brain cancer, which induced him to write a memoir of his unforgettable relationship with this Eastern gem. He died shortly after he finished Gweilo.

導演胡海輝聯同法國及芬蘭裔演員Micah Sandt（孫麥凱）以Gweilo作為靈感，創作出一齣以金髮小孩目光看香港殖民地發展的雙語獨腳戲。 

Gweilo 首演不但獲選為第十屆華文戲劇節暖節節目之一，更獲觀眾及評論一致讚賞。現載譽重演，讓觀眾細味一段段香港殖民拾趣。

Artistic director Wu Hoi Fai, together with the French-Finnish actor Micah Sandt, are going to deliver this fascinating story alongside with other autobiographical materials collected. In 2016, people were waiting outside the HKRep Black Box to see whether they might get a seat and watch Gweilo. And NOW, we are happy to announce that Gweilo is back! Ready to explore British colonial Hong Kong in the 50s? Get a ticket now and be mesmerized by this critically acclaimed solo performance of Micah Sandt.