"Forced to Work" Theatre

"Forced to Work" is a theatre production presented by Shuning . The Modern-style Unit and Christian Alliance Grace Church, exploring the struggle of office workers caught between societal demands and personal identity. The show runs in October 2026 at the JCCAC Black Box Theatre, directed by Hui Shuning.
- When
15 Oct 2026 - 17 Oct 2026 20:00 - 22:00
17 Oct 2026 - 18 Oct 2026 15:00 - 17:00
- Location
JCCAC Black Box Theatre
Kowloon Sham Shui Po Sham Shui Po
30 Pak Tin Street, Shek Kip Mei, Hong Kong
- Hui Shuning · Director
- Lo Sze-long · Choreographer
- Tickets & pricing
Standard
HKD 270
Concession
HKD 230
Program Overview
In a city where the desire to avoid work can strike any of the seven days in a week, the repetitive cycle of daily commuting and existential dread is a universal struggle. "Forced to Work" is a theatrical exploration of the life of the modern "corporate slave" (salaryman). Produced by Shuning . The Modern-style Unit and Christian Alliance Grace Church, this production examines the tension between the daily grind and the quest for individual meaning. What happens when we stop being just another NPC in the corporate machine?
Performers
Artistic Director and Director Hui Shuning leads the creative team, with choreography by Lo Sze-long. Lighting is designed by Wong Ching-man, and sound by Lee Ma-tai. The performance features a talented cast from "Fai Chi Chung" Theatre, including O Ying, Cheung Miu-miu, Tam Sau-ping, Ko Long-yiu, Kwok Kai-yin, Yuen Ka-him, Ho Pui-yiu, Fan Muk-hei, Ng Wai-sze, Kwok Kwan-tai, Chun Chi-sing, Leung Yan-chi, Chan Yee-shan, Wong Hei-yan, and Liu Ka-ling.
Venue & Access
The event takes place at the Black Box Theatre, Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC), 30 Pak Tin Street, Shek Kip Mei. Visitors can take the MTR to Shek Kip Mei Station and use Exit C, followed by a 5-8 minute walk.
Ticketing
Tickets are available for purchase via Art-mate. Standard tickets are HK$270, with concessionary tickets at HK$230 (available for full-time students, seniors aged 60+, people with disabilities and their carers, and CSSA recipients).











