Four Fated Romances Entangled Through Time – A Fleeting Dream Across a Century

Dust to Dust tells the story of two couples entangled in love and hate, traveling from modern times back to the Anti-Japanese War period, and even as far back as the Qing Dynasty. These four relationships from different eras, seemingly unrelated, are intricately connected.

This play is a tribute by playwright Yu Rongjun to British Nobel laureate Harold Pinter, exploring the eternal themes of human nature and life.

A Masterful Creative Team

• Dust to Dust was written in 2008 by National First-Class Playwright Yu Rongjun.
• The play demands exceptional skill from its actors, requiring them to play multiple roles and deliver complex emotional performances with meticulous attention to detail in speech, movement, and costume.
• Yu is a celebrated playwright known for high output and box office success, and a recipient of the China Theatre Cao Yu Script Award.
• The production is directed by Hong Kong's master of theatre, Fredric Mao Chun-fai, a five-time winner of the Hong Kong Drama Awards for Best Director.
• Last year, Director Mao personally came to Macau to select six talented actors for this performance.
• The production will employ Pinter's dramatic techniques to guide the audience through a century-spanning, dreamlike journey.

Production Team

• Director: Fredric Mao Chun-fai
• Playwright: Yu Rongjun
• Composer: Chen Nengji
• Script Translator: Deng Shichang
• Cast: Leong Kin Teng, Wong Pak Hou, Chan On Kei, Wong Tin Ian, Kou Hoi Lam, Ng Keng In