2022TCAF:House Peace Room No.8305

"Digital Boys
At Room 8305 and in 2020, four male students from Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and Macao encountered an accidental outbreak of computer virus. It triggered a tense confrontation between the two beds inside the room. There was no escape from this chaos. 

Analog Girls
At Room 8305 and in the spring of 1990, four female students encountered the famous Wild Lily Student Movement, a historical event that changed the fate of Taiwan. They went to join the movement for various reasons and did a serious of hilarious things.  The movement continued on the 5th day, and the girls’ life had just begun. 

With a university dorm room as the setting, Room 8305 uses a series of events, such as conflicts between roommates, romantic relationships and value differences to relate to the issues about democracy and the special relation between Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and Macao. The production team hopes the audience to pay attention to social issues from the perspectives of gender and generations. And through laughs and jokes the young generation will find their relation with society and politics very close and inseparable.
"House Peace

“Pi” (僻) of Pi Shi (僻室), the Chinese name of House Peace, was inspired by its homonym, 闢, suggesting being unique and special. House Peace means creating a unique space and new possibility. Anything, big or small, can be the things we care about.

Established in 2018, House Peace was founded by a group of professional theatre workers, specializing in fields related to theatre (directing, acting, stage design, lighting and costume) and all sorts of visual design.

Guided by the concept of diversity and creativity and based in theatre, House Peace tries to incorporate different creative media to build a lab that combines immersive theatre, spatial landscaping and original scripts.

"Harry Ng
Harry Ng now studies directing at Graduate Institute of Theatre Arts and Playwriting, Taipei National University of the Arts. Ng Keng-In graduated from the School of Theatre, TNUA, and majored in Acting.

Harry Ng is very active at the theatre productions in Taiwan and Macao, and has received various awards, including the Bronze Metal of 2nd Golden Creative Award, First Prize “Yong Zhen Fringe Award” of the 12th Taipei Fringe Festival, and “Best Theatre Performance” of the 10th Taipei Fringe Festival. "