Original Story: Mary Chin
Composer / Music Arrangement : Leon Ko
Adaptation / Lyricist: Chris Shum
Directors: Roy Szeto, Chan Suk-yi
Music Director: Amuer M Calderon
Choreographer: Ivanhoe Lam
Singing & Voice Coach: Li Wing-hong
Set & Costume Designer: Moe Mo
Associate Costume Designer: Katie Lau Tsz-sin
Lighting Designer: Kenneth Cheong Wai-kit
Sound Designer: Debbie Kwan Pui-yi
Production Manager: Chan Long-yat
Cast: Mak Ching-man, She Lok-in, Law Ching-sum,
Leung Yuen-wan, Lam Kin-shun, Sunny Lai, Chan Hing-to,
Tang Pak-chung, Cheung Yan-ha, Chan Hiu-yan, Ng Cheuk-fai,
Kwong Oon-hin, Wong Hiu-lam, Angeles Ng, Tse Wai-sze,
Alvina Liu, Ng Wing-sun, Leung Kwan-yiu, Chan Lit-man
Guest Actor: Vong Tin-ian

Synopsis:

Mary Chin may be good looking, with a nice figure and a high-paid job, and yet she is unhappy. Unable to understand why, she blames it on her long-term boyfriend Andy, who still has not proposed to her. Mary is fortunate enough to have three besties – Mimi, Martha and Jan – who all share similar outlooks on love and life. However, the appearance of the mysterious “blue blood-prince” Chang Cho-yam, will set these women on a collision course…

The Woman in Kenzo is the only musical adapted from the novel of the same name. It depicts the economic boom and glamour of Hong Kong in the 1970s. The School of Drama’s teachers and students are collaborating with Leon Ko and Chris Shum in this musical production to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Academy.