Wild Child Physical Theatre

“Wild Child Physical Theatre” was founded by Yao Sun-Teck, a physical mime performer trained in France.
Yao was selected for Taiwan’s Cloud Gate Dance Theatre Wanderer Project, through which he embarked on a three-month “Mime on the Road” outdoor improvisational performance tour in China.
Since 2012, he has led the troupe across Taiwan for the “Mime on the Road – Taiwan’s Hidden Corners” residency project, traveling to remote villages, Indigenous communities, orphanages, traditional markets, and farmlands. Through these performances, he seeks to connect with local cultures and bring mime into the everyday lives of ordinary people.

Tsng-kha-lâng

Formed in 2017, Tsng-kha-lâng (裝咖人) is a young talneted group consisting of members studying in sinophone literature. With their debut album “Iā-Kuan Sûn-Tiûnn” (夜官巡場), they focus on local religion, local history and the 228 Incident. In the music, they combine traditional Beiguan, folk and rock’n’roll compositions through field research, sining in the beauty of Taiwanese with psychedelic flavor. This album will also be followed by a novel written by the lead vocal Tiunn Ka-siông (張嘉祥). These works – as well as the band’s live performances – prove that Tsng-kha-lâng is one of the most creative and important new rising bands in Taiwan. (From Cheng-Chung Tsai)