劉惠鳴（Lau Wai Ming Woo）

劉惠鳴（Lau Wai Ming Woo）出生10月9日，年份不明，昵稱阿嗚，香港粵劇演員，飾演文武生。她在寶血小學以及庇理羅士女子中學畢業，到八和粵劇學院及韻文粵劇學苑學習粵劇。開山導師乃曾玉女師傅。 劉惠鳴早年曾贏得電視台主辦全港粵曲比賽粵劇組冠軍、中學全校舞蹈比賽冠軍、中國少兒戲曲小梅花–榮譽獎章。 劉惠鳴熱衷於兒童粵劇教育工作，積極推廣粵劇傳統藝術，是位資深兒童粵劇導師。曾任多間幼稚園、中小學之粵劇導師及英語粵劇導師。經常到學校舉辦講座及粵劇工作坊，併為在職老師提供培訓。曾獲朗文出版社邀請擔任顧問，協助於新版音樂教科書加插粵曲課題。多次帶領兒童遠赴作交流表演，並開辦工作坊，教授當地兒童認識傳統藝術。 她致力公益，到老人院社和醫院探訪，參與義演及籌款活動，回饋社會。早年曾於八和會館“愛心獻南亞”為菲律賓海嘯籌款節目擔任統籌工作。2012年及2013年，被獲邀到美國洛杉磯和加拿大溫哥華做籌款義演,並宣揚香港劇，也獲外地官方多項嘉許狀. 劉惠鳴現任香港藝術發展局委員，八和會館理事，粵劇演員會理事長，八和學院委員。2003年獲得香港藝術發展局頒發“藝術新進獎”；2018年獲頒香港藝術發展局“藝術教育獎(非學校組)-優異表現獎”；最近之製作為2021年《子期與伯牙》，運用投影科藝於傳統粵劇之中，獲選提名入圍香港梨園新聞。 简体： 刘惠鸣（Lau Wai Ming Woo）出生10月9日，年份不明，昵称阿呜，香港粤剧演员，饰演文武生。她在宝血小学以及庇理罗士女子中学毕业，到八和粤剧学院及韵文粤剧学苑学习粤剧。开山导师乃曾玉女师傅。 刘惠鸣早年曾赢得电视台主办全港粤曲比赛粤剧组冠军、中学全校舞蹈比赛冠军、中国少儿戏曲小梅花–荣誉奖章。 刘惠鸣热衷于儿童粤剧教育工作，积极推广粤剧传统艺术，是位资深儿童粤剧导师。曾任多间幼稚园、中小学之粤剧导师及英语粤剧导师。经常到学校举办讲座及粤剧工作坊，并为在职老师提供培训。曾获朗文出版社邀请担任顾问，协助于新版音乐教科书加插粤曲课题。多次带领儿童远赴作交流表演，并开办工作坊，教授当地儿童认识传统艺术。 她致力公益，到老人院社和医院探访，参与义演及筹款活动，回馈社会。早年曾于八和会馆“爱心献南亚”为菲律宾海啸筹款节目担任统筹工作。2012年及2013年，被获邀到美国洛杉矶和加拿大温哥华做筹款义演,并宣扬香港剧，也获外地官方多项嘉许状. 刘惠鸣现任香港艺术发展局委员，八和会馆理事，粤剧演员会理事长，八和学院委员。2003年获得香港艺术发展局颁发“艺术新进奖”；2018年获颁香港艺术发展局“艺术教育奖(非学校组)-优异表现奖”；最近之制作为2021年《子期与伯牙》，运用投影科艺于传统粤剧之中，获选提名入围香港梨园新闻。 Lau Wai Ming Woo (刘惠鸣) was born on October 9, the year is unknown, and her nickname is A Wu. She is a Hong Kong Cantonese opera actress who plays the role of civil and military students. She graduated from Precious Blood Primary School and Beliros Girls' High School, and studied Cantonese opera at Pat Wo Cantonese Opera Academy and Yunwen Cantonese Opera Academy. The founding instructor is Master Zeng Yu. In her early years, Liu Huiming won the championship of the Cantonese opera group in the Hong Kong Cantonese Opera Competition hosted by the TV station, the championship of the middle school dance competition, and the Chinese Children's Opera Little Plum Blossom - Medal of Honor. Wai Ming Woo is passionate about children’s Cantonese opera education and actively promotes the traditional art of Cantonese opera. She is a senior children’s Cantonese opera instructor. She has served as a Cantonese opera instructor and English Cantonese opera instructor in many kindergartens, primary and secondary schools. She often goes to schools to hold lectures and Cantonese opera workshops, and provides training for in-service teachers. She was invited by Longman Publishing House to serve as a consultant to assist in adding Cantonese opera topics to the new edition of music textbooks. She has led children on many trips to perform exchanges and held workshops to teach local children about traditional arts. She is committed to charity, visiting nursing homes and hospitals, participating in charity performances and fundraising activities, and giving back to the society. In her early years, she served as the co-ordinator of the Philippines tsunami fundraising program at the Pat Wo Association's "Love for South Asia". In 2012 and 2013, she was invited to perform fund-raising performances in Los Angeles, the United States, and Vancouver, Canada, and promoted Hong Kong operas. She also received many certificates of commendation from foreign officials. Wai Ming Woo is currently a member of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, a director of the Eight Wo Association, and a member of the Cantonese Opera Actors Association. Chairman, member of Bahe College. In 2003, she was awarded the "Art Emerging Award" by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council; in 2018, she was awarded the "Arts Education Award (Non-School Category) - Outstanding Performance Award" by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council; her latest production is "Zi Qi and Boya" in 2021 ", which uses projection technology in traditional Cantonese opera, was selected and nominated for the Hong Kong Liyuan News.