5 stories of spirits. 5 episodes of unrequited love. Piano Solo Storytelling Spirits combines elements of piano solo, monologues, poems, light and shadow to re-enact the stories of spirits and love in classical music. Spirits is adapted from Before the Sunrise (2019) performed in Taiwan by Sylvia Chang - a renowned playwright/ director/ actress, Yen Chun-Chieh - a young pianist who won the Taiwan Golden Melody Award for Best Classical Performance, and Chiao Yuan-Pu - a classical music critic. In Hong Kong's theatre space, with a revised stage design by cross-disciplinary multimedia theatre creator Mathias Woo, while Chang as the narrator mesmerizes the audience with her theatrical voice in the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Yen's piano performance will be live-streamed from Taiwan, revealing to the audience the desire and fervor for love and spirits embodied by the music.

As performance venues are yet to be reopened, Black Box Exercise 2020 · Out-of-the-box Career Theatre "The Young Science Detectives: HKScienceTemple" originally scheduled for 26 September 2020 (Sat) 8 pm & 27 September 2020 (Sun) 3pm at the Auditorium, Tai Po Civic Centre has been cancelled. All ticket holders may register for refund, exchange for designated programmes by Zuni Icosahedron, or donate the refund to support us. Please register at the link below before 31 October 2020 (Mon). Refund will be made on or before 20 November (Fri). Zuni Icosahedron reserves the right of the final decision in case of any disputes.

Danny Yung, the pioneer of Chinese experimental arts will go through the basics of experimental theatre covering the body, sounds, space, technology, symbols and structure.

Theatre is the art of technology; understanding technology is the beginning of understanding theatrical arts. Theatre · Technology · Arts - these are not independent concepts, but intertwining elements that push and restrict each other. How will arts tech develop? How artworks break boundaries with technology? How does arts tech build Hong Kong's city branding? Mathias Woo, the Co-Artistic Director of Zuni, will talk about theatre, technology and art in Zuni YouTube Channel "ZLive".

Zuni's experimental art propels the advancement of society, politics and aesthetics standards, identifying social systems and artistic practices. Zuni introduces audiences from various backgrounds to the many facets of art, be it intellectual, humanistic or diversified. Zuni leads the way in exploring stage technology, demonstrates the different possibilities of theatrical art.