Kristy, Pang Sze Wing

彭思穎，現就讀於香港演藝學院戲劇表演系。2021年畢業於香港城市大學創意媒體學院文學士。遊走於電影、電視及舞台劇等媒介，近期舞台演出包括2026想不到戲劇節《雨季》、準身體性／別讀劇節2025主辦、《三行鐵男》編劇。

電影及電視方面，曾參演2019年ViuTV劇集《打天下》、2020年第四屆平地學生電影節入圍作品《青春荒廢》、2022年葉巧琳《勇者鬥惡言》及《人間英靈》MV，及其他學生作品、舞台劇與網劇。此外，亦為各大機構如家計會、家福會、教育大學等出演教育電視及教材，及於主題樂園擔任兼職演藝人員。熱愛藝術、文字、生活、人。

Pang Sze Wing, Kristy is an interdisciplinary artist and performer working across theatre, film, and media. Currently pursuing a degree in Acting for Drama at HKAPA and graduated with a BA from CityU’s School of Creative Media, their work explores identity, gender, and community to provoke conversation and nurture empathy.

Active both onstage and onscreen, their performance credits include Anja Hilling’s Monsun at The Unthinkable Drama Festival 2026 (HKAPA), responding bodily to artist Ng Wai Kwan Sharon’s work in Out of Delivery at Goethe-Gallery, featuring in Mischa Ip’s music video The Battle Against Discordia, starring in the shortlisted film Faith (4th Ground Up Film Festival), and appearing in the ViuTV drama Warriors Within. They have also performed in various educational productions for local organisations such as One Book Half Gender Space, FPAHK, and EdUHK.

Funded by the HKADC Emerging Artists Development Grant, they curated the “Quasi-bodies” Gender & Sexuality Script Reading Festival 2025 at Eaton HK and wrote Straight Men Three-way (《三行鐵男》), examining toxic masculinity and gender labels through a straight man cross-dressing to reconcile with his queer first love. Their CityU graduation project, Acquired Orphan (2021)—a short film accompanied by an art installation drawing on their personal experiences—further deepened their belief in the impact of self-disclosure and authenticity in art.

These projects naturally led them to community engagement. Since 2022, they have served as a community ambassador facilitating cultural tours, intergenerational art workshops, and site-specific performances, such as Dream Wan Chai. In 2024, they also co-curated film screenings on body and gender with SOW Art Solutions. Together, these experiences reinforce their vision of using creative storytelling to connect diverse communities.