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OFFICE GOES MAD: Office Workers’ Voices: Your Ultimate Digital Guide to Surviving the Daily Grind
If you have ever felt completely overwhelmed by endless emails and demanding bosses, you are not alone, as the brilliant creative minds at Godot Theatre Company have created the perfect way to vent. They have taken their hit theatrical production and turned it into an incredibly relatable, hilarious digital sticker pack.
As a powerhouse in the performing arts scene, Godot Theatre Company has captivated audiences with over a hundred performances of their office-themed show since 2014. By transforming their stage actors’ highly expressive faces into animated digital assets, they have bridged the gap between live theatre and daily digital messaging on WhatsApp and LINE.
OFFICE GOES MAD: Office Workers’ Voices – 18005
OFFICE GOES MAD has performed over 100 shows since 2014. We know how frustrating and annoying your daily office life can be, but don’t worry, OFFICE GOES MAD has got your back!
- Title : OFFICE GOES MAD: Office Workers’ Voices
- Price : Paid
- Type : Static
- Region : Taiwan
- Link : line://shop/detail/18005
- Publisher : Godot Theatre Company
- Copyright : Godot Theatre Company
Meet the Dramatic Characters of the Office Grind
Row 1 to Row 3: Daily Hardships and Professional Smiles
The first row features a smiling man leaning his head on his hand with the Traditional Chinese text 靠腰 (expressing frustration or complaint), a man sarcastically pointing up stating 能者多勞 (the capable work harder), a man hiding under a desk while his colleague points saying 說我不在 (say I’m not here), and an exhausted man with a loose tie saying 人生好難 (life is so hard). Moving to row two, a man screams in pain with red text 頭好痛 (my head hurts so much), followed by an anxious man amid speed lines screaming 加班中 (working overtime), a relieved man leaning back shouting 終於下班 (finally off work), and a running man in a bright pink target declaring 你好我就好 (as long as you’re good, I’m good). Row three shows a helpful man with a blue folder pointing saying 交給我 (leave it to me), a short-haired woman in glasses clapping to say 辛苦了 (thank you for your hard work), a suit-clad man offering a pleasant 你好 (hello), and the same woman giving an enthusiastic OK! salute.
Row 4 to Row 6: Coping with Office Drama and Unreal Demands
Row four kicks off with a suited man flexing and shouting 充滿幹勁 (full of energy), a cheerful woman with a spring onion cheering 加油 (go for it), a blue-uniformed bellboy arguing with an employee shouting 拜託 (begging you), and the woman in black blowing a kiss for 大感謝 (thank you so much). In row five, a surprised man in a suit asks 什麼 (what?), while two men refuse a task stating 我不接受 (I do not accept), followed by a green-clad worker looking awkward saying Errrr…, and a woman threateningly warning 走著瞧 (just you wait). Row six shows a skeptical red-shirted man asking 有事嗎 (what’s your problem?), a dramatic woman demanding 不急 今天給我 (no rush, give it to me today), a man warding off bad luck stating 豬隊友退散 (get lost, useless teammates), and a woman doing a backward bridge pose representing 五斗米折腰 (bowing down for a salary).
Row 7 to Row 11: The Weekly Rollercoaster and Office Shenanigans
Row seven depicts a joyful Friday celebration with green and blue characters shouting 今天星期五 (today is Friday), followed by Monday despair with 明天星期一 (tomorrow is Monday), a green-uniformed man covering his eyes declaring 不想面對 (don’t want to face it), and a bowing man saying 對不起 (sorry). Row eight features a celebratory duo shouting 老闆不在 (the boss is not here), a waving man clarifying 開玩笑的 (just kidding), a manager with a megaphone shouting 那個誰 (hey, whoever that is), and a sharp-suited man pointing saying I SEE YOU. Row nine covers office cravings with a green-clad worker asking 午餐吃什麼 (what’s for lunch?), a woman ordering drinks with 訂飲料囉~ (ordering drinks!), a man shouting +1 (me too!), and a woman taking notes with 筆記 (take notes). Finally, rows ten and eleven show a handsome pose with 被自己帥醒 (woken up by my own handsomeness), a man praising 有神快拜 (there is a god, bow down quickly), a funny piggyback ride for 共體時艱 (weather the storm together), and a supportive thumbs up saying 挺你 (support you).
Theatre Meets Digital Tech
Godot Theatre Company owns the sole copyright of these assets, seamlessly blending theatrical performance with modern digital culture. By licensing their stage play’s characters for chat apps like WhatsApp and LINE, they demonstrate how traditional media can successfully adapt to keep conversations engaging, witty, and relatable for workers everywhere.
