這個作品是關於，一個從跳舞開始，走上表演之路的舞者，如何成為兩個喜劇演員⋯⋯？
兩個？？
我：一個人怎麼能變成兩個人呢？
ChatGPT：可以。
GPT說可以，那我就信了。畢竟在台灣，AI都可以比聶永真會做設計了（^^）。
所以，在舞台上，當一個舞者要成為兩個喜劇演員時，會面臨什麼事情？
要從不說話，變成一直說話⋯⋯
我：一個舞者在台上不跳舞一直說話，這會成為一種喜劇嗎？
ChatGPT：會，而且它甚至可能比「故意搞笑」更好笑。
GPT說會，那我就信了。
於是，一段搞笑與舞蹈、喜劇與體力的演出，就誕生了。
糾竟～
漫才團體「李祐祐緯」Feat. 十六歲學舞「李祐緯」，舞者與漫才團體能擦出什麼火花？一個巴掌到底能不能拍得響？
等你來，看！
索票連結：https://www.accupass.com/event/2608180721041353981256
演出團隊｜李祐祐緯 Feat. 李祐緯
李祐緯，16歲習舞，跳得普普通通，總是舞裡取鬧，所以作品看起來都像在鬧。
李祐祐緯，35歲成軍的漫才組合，因為看到朋友去講漫才很厲害，於是也想厲害，但顯然還不夠厲害，只是很怪。
演職人員名單｜
李祐緯
注意事項｜
● 注意這個人。
● 本系列節目將於8/21（五）12:00 開放 Accupass 索票入場。
本節目為劉奕伶策展之「So, What Are You Trying To Say?（所以你想要說什麼？）」系列作品
繼 2024 年個人長篇作品《Turn Out》之後，劉奕伶擴大挑戰，邀請五組藝術家一起挖掘舞蹈與喜劇碰撞的耐人尋味。一邊是用身體表達令人困惑又迷眩的意涵或是超越國度邊界的對話；一邊則以語言觸碰心底的陰暗潮濕或是掀起大眾的笑浪與火海。
《所以你想要說什麼？》（So, What Are You Trying To Say?）這句話直指創作者於創作中的自我審問、觀眾嘗試理解的努力，以及最終達成共鳴的過程。敘事、見解、情感、觀察在舞蹈創作者和喜劇演員們的合作下，讓觀眾與藝術家在緊密連結的同時，依然能在想像力的空隙中自由穿梭。
｜ 此系列其他演出請點以下連結｜
- 先別急著貼標籤！｜ Watch Out before the Labels!
- 成年少女｜Grown-up Girls
- 藍｜Blue
- Take 1：拿機器跳舞的，與出一張嘴流汗的｜Take 1: The One Who Dances with Cameras, and the One Who Sweats with Words
How I Longed to Be a Great Dancer
It began with a dancer who pursued a career on stage – and he became two comedians.
Two??
Me: How can one person become TWO?
ChatGPT: It’s possible.
If GPT says so, I’ll believe it.
After all, in Taiwan, AI apparently designs better than Aaron Nieh (^^).
So what happens when a dancer tries to become two comedians?
What if, instead of dancing, he just... keeps talking?
Me: Does a dancer who won't stop talking become a kind of comedy?
ChatGPT: Yes, and it might even be funnier than comedy on purpose.
If GPT says so, I’ll believe it.
And so, a performance of dance, stand-up, endless talking, and physical chaos is born.
Well…
Introducing the stand-up comedy group LeeYo＆YoWei, starring its one and only member, Lee Yo Wei (who only started learning dance at sixteen).
Which raises a simple question:
What kind of sparks can fly between a dancer and an entire comedy group—when they're the same person?
They say it takes two to tango.
We'll raise you three.
Come and find out.
Performer: LeeYo＆YoWei Feat. Lee Yo Wei
Lee Yo Wei started dancing at the age of sixteen. An unremarkable dancer with a knack for making a fool of himself onstage, his performances often looked less like dance and more like goofing around.
LeeYo＆YoWei was born when he turned thirty-five. Inspired by a friend whose manzai performances were effortlessly brilliant, he decided to give comedy a try. The results have been... different. He's not quite a great manzai comedian—just an exceptionally strange one.
Additional information
● Reservations open in August.
● Adult Content.
Curated by Liu I-Ling, So, What Are You Trying To Say? expands upon the questions first explored in her 2024 full-length work Turn Out. Bringing together five artists and collectives, the series investigates the fertile encounter between dance and comedy—two seemingly distinct performance languages that share an enduring desire to communicate what often resists expression.
On one side, dance employs the body to articulate ambiguity, sensation, and dialogues that transcend linguistic and cultural boundaries. On the other, comedy turns to language to expose hidden desires, uncomfortable truths, and the absurdities of everyday life, provoking both laughter and reflection. Rather than positioning these forms in opposition, the programme explores the unexpected resonance that emerges through their collision.
The title, So, What Are You Trying To Say?, speaks equally to the artist's persistent self-interrogation, the audience's attempt to listen beyond what is immediately legible, and the shared space where understanding remains open rather than complete. Through collaborations between choreographers and comedians, narratives, observations, emotions, and perspectives unfold across bodies and words, inviting audiences to inhabit a space where intimacy and openness coexist, and where imagination is free to move through the gaps left deliberately unresolved.