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Baby Duck Dance
- Artistic
- Playwright：Peng, Ya-ling
- Director：Peng, Ya-ling
- Performers
- Actor：、、、、、Yeh, Ye、、、、、、、、、、、、
- Movement Director：Lin, Yi-jia
- Scenic & Set Designer：Wang, Yao-chong
- Lighting Designer：Wang, Yao-chong
- Music Designer：The Hohak Band
- Costume Designer：Peng, Ya-ling
- Multimedia Designer：Peng, Ya-ling
- Technical
- Property Master：Yeh, Ye
- Multimedia Operator：Chen, Jing-bao
- Administration
- Producer：Yeh, Ye
Title
mainTitle:
Baby Duck Dance
subTitle:
TranslatedTitle:
鴨嬤打孔翹
Subject
subjectMatter:
modern drama
genre:
performance record
keywords:
Peng, Ya-ling／modern drama
Description
abstractSynopsis:
The name of the play is a transliteration of a Hokka expression¡X＂mother duck doing a somersault＂. It indexes the festive quality of the play about a city boy’s home-coming journey. A city boy from Taipei visits his parents’ hometown in a countryside Hokka village during the Chinese New Year. Under the guidance of his uncles and aunts, he re-experiences traditional Hokka culture. Structured along with the passages of four seasons, the play begins with the blossoming season in the spring, followed by a scene of cozy summer afternoon depicting kids playing hide and seek, kicking iron can, fishing frogs and engaging in cricket fight). When the play shifts to a scene of autumn, we are presented with a group of adults busily engaged in harvesting, and a group of kids selling vegetables, feeding chickens and ducks on the side. Right after the fall comes the winter scene, in which we witness a picture of harmonious familial union. Family members, young and old, all enjoy themselves in preparation for the New Year dinner；they knead dough, make dumplings and marinate meat for a Hokka style meal. The performance incorporates Hakka slangs, mountain songs, Hakka fairytales and live interaction with the audience. Traditional Hakka festival elements (e.g. colored ribbon dance, fan dance, and row-boat dance (pao han-chuan) are also included to create a cheerful atmosphere.
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conditions:
good
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provided by Uhan Shii Theater Group
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restorationRecord:
notes:
language:
mandarin
edition2:
publisher:
Uhan Shii Theater Group
distributor:
Uhan Shii Theater Group
production:
Uhan Shii Theater Group
Date
year:
2007
date of performance:
2007.10.19-20
date of debut:
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Location
place of debut:
place of performance:
Small Stage of Da-An Forest Park, Taipei City
Identifier
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Small Stage of Da-An Forest Park, Taipei City
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Rights
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Uhan Shii Theater Group
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Electronic Theater Intermix in Taiwan, ETI-TW
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authorized
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noncommercial; for educational and researching purposes
copyrightTime:
2007.10.19-20
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Owner
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originalProvider:
Uhan Shii Theater Group
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Uhan Shii Theater Group
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2007.10.19-20
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Electronic Theater Intermix in Taiwan, ETI-TW
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Research Center for Theatre and Performance Studies, National Central University
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2009.10.19-20
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Research Center for Theatre and Performance Studies, National Central University
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2009.10.19-20
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Electronic Theater Intermix in Taiwan, ETI-TW
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2009.10.19-20
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2009.10.19-20
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Type
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item
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original
worksType:
modern dram
Format
medium:
CD-ROM Disc
extent
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one
duration:
94min
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Baby Duck Dance
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permanent preserved
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2729MB
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720x480
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30fps
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5.32Mbps
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48kHz
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