As a 1.5 generation Taiwanese migrant and former SBS journalist, Amy Chien-Yu Wang 王千毓 possesses a distinctive perspective and multidimensional storytelling approach that fosters intercultural understanding, empathy, and respect. Amy aims to utilise theatre as a platform for initiating healing conversations that promote mental well-being and strengthen family ties. Recognising a lack of authentic cultural representation and layered depictions of migrant stories on stage, Amy has created Embodi Theatre to amplify diverse storytelling and representation in Australian theatre. While Embodi Theatre is a young theatre company, it prides itself on creating quality, impactful stage productions that bring different cultures together through shared human experiences.

Amy is dedicated to informing, entertaining, provoking, and inspiring audiences through her storytelling and theatre productions. Her mission revolves around bridging cultural gaps, raising awareness of mental health issues, and fostering greater understanding between generations. She was a 2022 participant in Playlab’s Incubator Program for emerging writers, and an intern with Zen Zen Zo Physical Theatre’s Creative Entrepreneurship program.

王千毓 藝術總監

作為來自台灣的1.5世代移民和前SBS記者，王千毓擁有獨特的多元文化視角和多維度的敘事手法，以促進跨文化理解、共情和尊重為使命。

王千毓的目標是利用劇場作為啟動治療性對話的平台，推動心理健康並加強家庭關係。鑒於舞台上對真實文化呈現和有深度的移民故事的缺乏，王千毓創立了體現劇團，以增強澳洲劇場中多元敘事和華裔移民族群的文化代表性。雖然體現劇團是一家年輕的劇團，但它以創造優質、具影響力的舞台作品自豪，通過話劇中共同的人類經驗將不同文化及語種的觀眾聚集在一起。

王千毓致力於通過她的創作和劇場作品向觀眾傳達信息、提供娛樂、引發思考和激勵。她的使命圍繞著彌合文化差距、提高對心理健康問題的認識，並促進不同世代之間更深的理解。她曾是2022年Playlab新興作家孵化器計劃的參與者，昆士蘭劇院2024年度的教學藝術家計畫參與者以及Zen Zen Zo Physical Theatre的創意企業家實習生。