Lost Dog—The Last Hamlet
Hamlet has been banned. He’s the main character in one of the most-performed plays in the history of the theatre, but here’s the p
27 events. What’s on in Hong Kong this March — festivals, gigs, markets, sport and family days, with dates and tickets. Most often at Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, and 11 other venues. Next up: Lost Dog—The Last Hamlet on Wed, 3 Mar 2027.
Hamlet has been banned. He’s the main character in one of the most-performed plays in the history of the theatre, but here’s the p
The Festival’s three-year Cantonese opera project reaches its grand finale with a contemporary re-imagining of a timeless classic.
In Aristophanes’ masterpiece Lysistrata , courageous Athenian women launch an unprecedented “Make Love, Not War” campaign and seiz
A storybook-like theatre sits in Tbilisi’s historic Old Town. Its intimate atmosphere and exquisite craftmanship come together to
Calling all ARMY! BTS is coming to Hong Kong! Their brand-new world tour BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ IN HONG KONG will be held on Mar
Inspired by the timeless legacy of Qing dynasty playwright Huang Xieqing (1805–64) and modern Cantonese opera master Tang Ti-sheng
Known for its drama and expressiveness, Bach’s St John Passion was first performed in 1724 at Good Friday Vespers at the St Nichol
British cellist Steven Isserlis appears regularly with the Berlin, Vienna and London philharmonics, among other major orchestras a
Hamlet is Shakespeare’s longest and most psychologically complex play. For the “theatre magician” Robert Lepage, however, the stor
Neither a drama production nor a visual art installation, UBU occupies a space between the two—its 2022 premiere taking place not
Premiered in 1874 in Vienna and rarely absent from the world’s opera stages since, Die Fledermaus ( The Bat ) is the most popular
The Hankyung arte Philharmonic brings three concerts of K-pop favourites re-imagined for orchestra, where familiar songs take on s
No other choir in the world can claim a direct lineage to Bach. Thomanerchor Leipzig, one of the world’s oldest boys’ choirs, has
Roland Petit (1924–2011) was one of the most important choreographers of the 20th century. Like George Balanchine in the USA or Fr
Violinist Esther Yoo and pianist Haochen Zhang, two of today’s most distinguished young musicians, explore the evolution of the Ge
One of Shakespeare’s most devastating tragedies is re-imagined in a striking new Chinese production. As one man’s ambition spirals
This music therapy pre-school playgroup put a focus on child empowerment and regulation. It allows children to feel confident to e
Seeing is no longer believing. Prepare to have your perceptions of reality heavily challenged—perhaps even completely shattered—wh
Spartacus is a name that has echoed down the centuries as a symbol of resistance to oppression and injustice: the gladiator who de
The concert brings together more than 20 celebrated arias spanning two centuries of Peking opera works, performed by Yu Kuizhi, th
This grand celebration of Peking and Kun opera brings together leading artists for two gala performances in a single day. Featurin
A concert that explores how composers inherit, re-interpret and transform the music that came before them—the sacred and the secul
This music therapy pre-school playgroup put a focus on child empowerment and regulation. It allows children to feel confident to e
Two performances, two featured artists, one orchestra, infinite possibilities…linking the now to then Harmonica vs Ravel, Mozart v
This music therapy pre-school playgroup put a focus on child empowerment and regulation. It allows children to feel confident to e
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