Ivanhoe Lam
Director, Choreographer
Ivanhoe Lam is a choreographer and multi-disciplinary theatre-maker. He received his diploma in Drama and Contemporary Dance from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Choreography from Codarts Rotterdam.
His notable productions include Still, Not Still (Hong Kong Arts Development Council’s New Site Opening Programme 2024), Report ii: the illegal-i (New Vision Arts Festival 2021), Living up to HER (Jockey Club New Arts Power 2019), Report i: Which I am I (Jockey Club New Arts Power 2018), Pretext Quartet (New Vision Festival 2016), and Even Odd (Hong Kong Arts Festival 2014). In Spring 2015, he accepted the invitation from ZHdK Connecting Spaces and joined a three-month artist residency at the Zurich University of the Arts.
His notable productions include Still, Not Still (Hong Kong Arts Development Council’s New Site Opening Programme 2024), Report ii: the illegal-i (New Vision Arts Festival 2021), Living up to HER (Jockey Club New Arts Power 2019), Report i: Which I am I (Jockey Club New Arts Power 2018), Pretext Quartet (New Vision Festival 2016), and Even Odd (Hong Kong Arts Festival 2014). In Spring 2015, he accepted the invitation from ZHdK Connecting Spaces and joined a three-month artist residency at the Zurich University of the Arts.
Lam’s work spans stage direction, choreography and movement design. His collaborations include Garden of Repose (Hong Kong Arts Festival 2024), St. John Passion (Lautten Compagney Berlin x SingFest HK); The Impossible Trial-a Musical (West Kowloon Cultural District x Hong Kong Repertory Theatre); Living Up/噏 to Death (City Contemporary Dance Company); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra); The Taming of the Shrew (PassoverDance); Road to Damascus, Pride and 1894 Hong Kong Plague a Musical (Hong Kong Repertory Theatre); The Originals (Leon Ko x Hong Kong Sinfonietta); Coming and Going, Girls in Tears, The Girl's Prayer (Chan Fai-young x Women's Choir); The Little Things in Life; Love, Death and Everything in Between and Sing While You Can (Yat Po Singers); Why We Chat? and Finding Loveless Land (Edward Lam Dance Theatre); and the theatrical concert Karma Chameleon by Prudence Liew. His works have toured in Berlin, Erfurt, Shanghai, Dusseldorf, Zurich, Guangzhou, Beijing, Singapore, Rotterdam and Amsterdam.