| 英文摘要 |
This study examines the Hong Kong Life Education Theatre Festival as acase of interdisciplinary applied theatre practice, integrating drama education, narrative practice, and devising theatre. Drawing on participant observation, survey data, and performance text analysis, the project highlights how youth participants develop self-expression, narrative agency, and meaning-making through collaborative artistic engagement. The findings illuminate how drama education’s imaginative pedagogy, narrative practice’s meaning-based reflection, and devised theatre’s co-creative strategies converge to build atransformative platform for youth. The study further reflects on institutional and systemic challenges in sustaining such practice, including interdisciplinary collaboration, educational frameworks, and public cultural policy. |