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Macau
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388,
Tel: 6333 6660
Zaia is the dream of a young girl who journeys into space on a strange, yet familiar voyage of self-discovery. As she travels, she encounters the beauty of humanity and eventually brings it back with her to share with the inhabitants of earth.
Music
IAC: HKS McDull Music Project 4
Hong Kong Sinfonietta
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 7:30pm, $250, $180, $120,
Tel: 2734 9009
Mrs McBing, decides to take her son to a classical music concert. As they approach the concert hall, McDull becomes more and more anxious as he has heard that there are many things he is not supposed to do at a concert. He looks at his mother through the corner of his eye, and a bead of sweat trickles from his brow.
Lenka The Show in Hong Kong
HITEC, 3/F Auditorium, 8pm, ticket by redemption
Wanch Showcase
The Wanch, 9:30pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621
Theatre
Cruel Hamlet
Nga Yu Happy Hoop
Fringe Club, Fringe Theatre, 8:30pm, $180, Tel: 31 288 288
Adapted from Shakespeare’s famous play Hamlet, in the style of Antonin Artaud’s “Theatre of Cruelty”. Ophelia and Hamlet are in love, but there are just too many obstacles; they know they can’t be happy together. They’ve been struggling with this unbearable situation for 400 years. Now, finally, they decide it’s time to end things.
Knock Her Down
Chivalry Creative Theatre
Shatin Town Hall, 8:30pm, $200, $150, Tel: 2734 9009
A Comedy thriller about office politics
The Girl Who Dared To Say NO
Theatre du Pif
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 8pm, $180, $120,
Tel: 2734 9009
Sophocle's Antigone is one of the most sharply individualized and compelling figures in western drama. In 1940, the great French playwright Jean Anouilh adapted the ancient drama and it has become a classic in its own right.
University of Laughs
The Nonsensemakers
HK City Hall, Theatre, 8pm, $190, $170, Tel: 2734 9009
University of Laughs is a play by a famous Japanese playwright, Koki Mitani. During wartime period in 1940's, Japan’s government set up strict restrictions on the drama productions, all scripts needed to be approved by government officers. In this hilarious and moving satire, the beleaguered comedy troupe writer who, when submitting his latest script for government approval, finds himself having to go toe-to-toe with a newly appointed hard-nosed government censor. As he diligently attempts to rework his play, incorporating the censors' multitudinous and unconventional edits, the most unlikely partnership starts to flourish and the men become engaged in their own world, crafting the funniest play they can imagine, whilst the spectre of the outside world threatens to destroy everything. |
Dance
HK Dancesport International Championships
Queen Elizabeth Stadium, Arena, 7:30pm, $680, $380, $280, $180, Tel: 2734 9009
Film
Below the Lion Rock:
Women in Transition
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 7:30pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
This episode examines women's status in the family and society during the four years before the 1997 Reunification. This docudrama follows some women volunteers who stand up to fight for employment equality. The insertion of meeting and opinion poll excerpts is again typical of Fong's quasi-documentary style.
Elderly: Happy Teahouse
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 7:30pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
Mr. Wong retires and finds his home an empty nest. His children have their own plans and their own lives, so he finds himself a part-time job as a waiter in a teahouse. The children feel guilty when they find out but eventually realize that the job gives their father plenty of friends and lots of good times.
Elderly: I Can Manage
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 7:30pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
Drawn to the eccentric behaviour of an old lady who ‘dumpster dives’, two amateur actors track her down, befriend her and incorporate their real life adventures into a drama performance. Incomplete storylines with animated characters are building blocks of Allen Fong's world of drama and reality.
Macau
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 6pm, 9pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660 (See 30 July for details)
Circus Incognitus
Jamie Adkins
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $180, $120, Tel: 2734 9009 One of the world's most talented jugglers, award-winner Jamie Adkins was the star performer for such prestigious circus groups as Cirque du Soleil and Cirque Éloize. Best known for his astonishing dexterity and sidesplitting stunts, his performance is a delightful fusion of creativity, humour and elegance which simply elevates juggling to new heights.
Music
Barnes Symphony No.3
Diocesan Wind Orchestra
Tsuen Wan Town Hall, Auditorium, 8pm, $140, $100, $60,
Tel: 2734 9009
Clar de Llunes (Moonlight)
Pep Bou
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 7:30pm, $200, $150, $100,
Tel: 2734 9009
Clar de llunes (Moonlight) is the latest spectacle of visual theatre magician Pep Bou, who is best known as the King of Bubbles from Spain. In his hand-blown transparent kingdom, soap bubbles take a variety of shape, colour and size, and forms of movement. Sometimes they are delicate pearl-sized globules that dance with flair and grace to the enchanting live music. Sometimes they are giant fun-house mirrors or even huge artworks that are enough to envelop a piano.
The Radio Dept Asia Tour 2009
HITEC, Auditorium, 8pm, $380,
Tel: 31 288 288
Wayne Cristaudo &
The Psy Kung Cowboys
Fringe Club, Fringe Gallery, 10:30pm, $125, $100, Tel: 31 288 288
Country, folk, rock, bluesy covers and originals from Wayne Cristaudo's recent album When the Night Does Fall, you'll love this if you like alternative country.
Witchdoctor
The Wanch, 9:30pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621
Theatre
Cruel Hamlet
Nga Yu Happy Hoop
Fringe Club, Fringe Theatre, 8:30pm, $180, Tel: 31 288 288
(See 30 July for details)
IAC: Boxy George
Teater Refleksion
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Black Box Theatre, 7:30pm, $160,
Tel: 2734 9009
George is alone and he loves to be alone. His life is simple - neat, tidy and in control. But his world is turned upside down when a box pops up out of the blue. Soon there are more boxes and they have legs. It's time for George to think outside the box!
Knock Her Down
Chivalry Creative Theatre
Shatin Town Hall, 8:30pm, $200, $150, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 31 July for details)
The Girl Who Dared To Say NO
Theatre du Pif
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 8pm, $180, $120, Tel: 2734 9010 (See 30 July for details)
The World
Chung Chi Drama Club
Fringe Club, Fringe Studio, 7:30pm, $80, Tel: 31 288 288
Two girls. One of them struggles with her busy work life; the other attempts to make her dreams come true. Both are lost in their realities and identities. In a city full of temptations, can they find what they want and need?
University of Laughs
The Nonsensemakers
HK City Hall, Theatre, 8pm, $190, $170, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 30 July for details) |
Dance
The Galaxy of Stars 2009
Dance Culture Association Lyd
Queen Elizabeth Stadium, Arena, 7:30pm, $680, $380, $280, $180, Tel: 2734 9009
Film
A Little Life-Opera
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 9pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
Like Kwok Fung-yee of Veggie Queen and Opera Queen, Yang Kuei-mei plays an amateur opera singer. The story is set in Fujian, where Yang's character divides her time between intensive practices and tending to family affairs. The film also offers a look into her opera troupe, depicting the dedication of its members and the financial crisis it faces.
Below the Lion Rock: Childcare
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 5pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
A working-class woman deprived of parental love finds her vocation in the childcare profession following the unfortunate death of her brother.
Below the Lion Rock: Detoxification
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 5pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
Shot both on set and on location, Below the Lion Rock features different stories with a regular cast. Fong quickly became a director after working as Production Assistant for less than a year and Detoxification and Childcare are his first directorial attempts. The former follows the struggle of a drug addict who finally kicks the habit and starts afresh with his supportive wife.
Below the Lion Rock: For My Brother
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 7pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
As with Nightwalker, this episode also questions the functions and responsibilities of the media. Staff of a television station hold divergent views on how to present a feature about a disabled athlete, who makes every effort to prove to his gangster brother that disability is no obstacle. The ending is left open to create more room for reflection.
Below the Lion Rock: New Life
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 7pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
Director Allen Fong likes drawing on real-life events and characters for his dramas, and New Life is one of his early successes. A former drug addict Shortie is greeted with icy stares wherever he goes. A bleak portrait of the subject of rehabilitation, New Life nonetheless paints the dark side of reality with strokes at once tragic and comical.
Below the Lion Rock: Nightwalker
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 7pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
The protagonist is a young reporter who will go to any lengths for inside scoops. His endeavours eventually lead to the tragic death of a child who longs for human connections. The entire film is shot at night to allude to city folks' lack of direction as if they are heading nowhere in the dark. Failure of the reporter to facilitate better understanding and create human barriers instead calls for even more contemplation.
Below the Lion Rock: The Wild Child
Director: Allen Fong
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 5pm, $30, Tel: 2734 9009
Allegedly based on childhood experiences of the director and scriptwriter, The Wild Child consists of life episodes of poor children living in the hillside area near a cemetery.
Chocolate Underground
Director: Takayuki Hamana
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 2:30pm, $44, Tel: 2734 9009
In a world where chocolate is illegal, three kids start a protest movement
Rap
Director: Mari Rantasila
Space Museum, Theatre, 7:30pm, $44, Tel: 2734 9009
Macau
Taiwan Mania
Danson Tang, Sam Lee
and Z-Chen Cheang
Venetian, CotaiArena, 8pm, MOP$580, MOP$380, MOP$180, Tel: 6333 6660 An extravaganza of Taiwanese song and dance.
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 6pm, 9pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660 (See 30 July for details)
Miscellaneous
Circus Incognitus
Jamie Atkins
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 3pm, 7:30pm, $180, $120,
Tel: 2734 9009
(See 31 July for details)
Music
Charity Concert for
Suicide Prevention Services
The HK Medical Association Charitable Foundation
HK Cultural Centre, Concert Hall, 8pm, Free by Ticket, Tel: 2527 8285 All proceeds will be donated to Suicide Prevention Services for service development.
Hong Kong Youth Music Chamber
Clague Garden Estate Basketball Court, 7pm, Free, Tel: 2591 1340
HK China Philharmonic Orchestra
Tsuen Wan Town Hall, 8pm, $140, $110, $80, Tel: 2734 9009
IAC: HKS McDull Music Project 4
Hong Kong Sinfonietta
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 7:30pm, 3pm, $250, $180, $120, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 30 July for details)
Retrobates, Repatriots
The Wanch, 10pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621
Butterflies
HK Cultural Centre, Grand Theatre, 7:45pm, $680, $480, $380, $280, $100, Tel: 2734 9009
Theatre
Cruel Hamlet
Nga Yu Happy Hoop
Fringe Club, Fringe Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $180, Tel: 31 288 288
(See 30 July for details)
IAC: Boxy George
Teater Refleksion
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Black Box Theatre, 2:30pm, 5pm, $160, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 31 July for details)
Knock Her Down
Chivalry Creative Theatre
Shatin Town Hall, Cultural Activities Hall, 3:30pm, 8:30pm, $200, $150, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 31 July for details)
The Girl Who Dared To Say NO
Theatre du Pif
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $180, $120, Tel: 2734 9011 (See 30 July for details)
The World
Chung Chi Drama Club
Fringe Club, Fringe Studio, 2:30pm, 7:30pm, $80, Tel: 31 288 288
(See 31 July for details)
University of Laughs
The Nonsensemakers
HK City Hall, Theatre, 8pm, $190, $170, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 30 July for details) |
Sunday 2 |
Monday 3 |
Tuesday 4 |
Macau
Embracing Our Homeland - Macao Youth Symphony Orchestra Celebrating the 12th Anniversary
Macao Youth Symphony Orchestra
Macau Cultural Centre, Grand Auditorium, 3pm, MOP$80, MOP$40, Tel: (853) 2855 5555/2825 2899
The MYSO is visiting Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing for its first concert tour in China. The orchestra will perform Mendelssohn's Symphony No.3 'Scottish' under the baton of Maestro Veiga Jardim. The concert includes the premiere performance of Bun-Ching Lam’s work for MYSO, Fountain of Lilau.
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 5pm, 8pm MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388,
Tel: 6333 6660
(See 16 July for details)
Miscellaneous
The Carnival of Chinese Puppets
Hunan Puppet and Shadow Art Troupe of China, Zhangzhou Puppet Troupe of China and Sichuan Huge Puppet Troupe of China
North District Town Hall, Auditorium, 5pm, $150, $110, Tel: 2734 9009 Master puppeteers from the three acclaimed groups will fascinate and excite audiences in this vibrant and colourful show through the arts of glove, shadow and life-sized puppetry. Not to be missed!
Music
Armie
The Wanch, 3pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621
Cantonese Opera
Legend Cantonese Opera Troupe
Sha Tin Town Hall, Auditorium, 1:30pm, 7:30pm, $320, $220, $160, $120, $100, $80, Tel: 2734 9009
Cantonese Operatic Songs Concert
Tong's Arts Inn
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 7:15pm, $150, $120, $80, $60,
Tel: 2734 9009
Chow Tai Fook Presents Dream Wedding Leon Live Summer 09
HK Coliseum, 8:15pm, $480, $280, $180, $100, Tel: 2734 9009
inLove Tonight
InLove
HKAC, Agnès b. Cinema, 7:30pm, $130, 2734 9009
To expresses passion and feelings from the deepest parts of the souls, inLove composes music that brings not only comfort and calmness, they layer their music as if they are exploring the infinite depths of the ocean. inLove has released the albums Demitint and Realm, and also participated in several significant events such as Golden Bauhinia Awards Presentation Ceremony, Hong Kong Arts Festival and Macao Arts Festival. This July, inLove will give a musical and passionate tour.
ISSHK Student Concert
HKAPA, Concert Hall, 3:30pm, $60, Tel: 31 288 288
This concert is performed by the students who finished the intensive 6-day workshop of the Hong Kong International Saxophone Symposium under the coaching of Claude Delangle, Eugene Rousseau, Kenneth Tse & Thomas Liley. They will perform in solo, quartet and in big ensemble.
Know Your Classical Music:
Favourite Orchestral Tunes 2
Hong Kong Sinfonietta
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 3pm, $220, $150, $100, Tel: 2734 9009
O-Zone
The Wanch, 7pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621
Traditional Chinese Painting
HK Philharmonic Orchestra
HK Cultural Centre, Concert Hall, 8pm, $120, $100, Tel: 2734 9009
Yeung Ming Cantonese Opera Troupe
Yeung Ming Cantonese Opera Troupe
Tai Po Civic Centre, Auditorium, 7:30pm, $240, $160, $90,
Tel: 2734 9009
Theatre
2009 Community Cultural Ambassador - Jingkun Theatre 'Aesthetics of Jingju and Kunqu' finale performance
Ko Shan Theatre, 7:30pm, $40,
Tel: 2734 9009
Design For Living
Edward Lam Dance Theatre
HKAPA, Lyric Theatre, 2:30pm, $480, $320, $200, Tel: 31 288 288
(See 16 July for details) |
Macau
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660 (See 16 July for details)
Miscellaneous
2009 Community Cultural Ambassador - 'Aesthetics of Jingju and Kunqu'
Jingkun Theatre
Exposition Hall, The HK University of Science & Technology, 7:30pm, Free by ticket, Tel: 2805 2577
Music
Cantonese Opera Excerpts
Lung Kui Kam Yuen Court
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 7:30pm, $380, $280, $200, $150, $100,
Tel: 2734 9009
Cantonese Opera Excerpts
Jade Lotus Opera House
Ko Shan Theatre, 7:30pm, $120, $80, $40, Tel: 2734 9009
Cantonese Opera Excerpts
Lingart Club
Sha Tin Town Hall, Auditorium, 7:15pm, $150, $100, $60, $30,
Tel: 2734 9009
Sing Fai Children Cantonese Opera
Sing Fai Cantonese Opera
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 7:30pm, $200, $160, $120, $80,
Tel: 2734 9009 |
Film
Useless
Director: Jia Zhangke
HKAC, Agnès b. Cinema, 8pm, $50, Tel: 2734 9009
China is the textile capital of the world. Ma Ke is a Chinese fashion designer who achieved critical acclaim in Paris, and her new line is called Wuyong, literally ‘useless’, the title of this film. She presents her Taoist worldview and explains why she chose this name for her brand. From Ma Ke we move on to Shanxi province, Jia’s birthplace, and become acquainted with compositions and textures seldom witnessed.
Macau
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388,
Tel: 6333 6660
(See 16 July for details)
Music
Band Fair Concert 2009
HK Band Directors Association
Sha Tin Town Hall, Auditorium, 8pm, $60, Tel: 2734 9009
Cantonese Opera Excerpts and Operatic Songs Concert
Fraternity Cantonese Opera
Ko Shan Theatre, 7:15pm, Free by Ticket, Tel: 9527 5177
Nothin Heavy
The Wanch, 9:30pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621 |
Wednesday 5 |
Thursday 6 |
Friday 7 |
Macau
Sunrise
Macau Fringe Club
Macau Cultural Centre, Grand Auditorium, 8pm, MOP$100, MOP$60, Tel: (852) 2380 5083
Contemporary Chinese playwright Cau Yu's second work deals with moral degredation in hostile society. Set in a grand hotel and a third rate whorehouse, the juxta posed live styles of the inhabitants of each setting tell of corruption in the social system.
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660 Zaia is the dream of a young girl who journeys into space on a strange, yet familiar voyage of self-discovery. As she travels, she encounters the beauty of humanity and eventually brings it back with her to share with the inhabitants of earth.
Music
bcunplugged: In Love and Pain!, inLove, Yanyan Pang
The Wanch, 9:30pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621
Mayday 09 World Tour
HK Coliseum, 8:15pm, $680, $400, $200, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 20 May for details)
Silk Road 1 – The Moth Ball
JCCAC Black Box Theatre, 8pm, $150, Tel: 2891 8482
Theatre
A True Woman Show
FM Theatre Power
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 8pm, $500, $240, $180,
Tel: 2734 9009
The story evolves around Shui Man, a girl who is always looking for her Mr. Right that has everything in common with her. She finds one eventually – yet later discovers that the two also share the same taste in love. Both of them love men. Shui Man decides to find her own identity and shares on stage the difficulties of being a woman.
Cats
HKAPA, Lyric Theatre, 7:30pm, $795, $695, $495, $350,
Tel: 31 288 288
Le French May: Flea in Her Ear
HK Repertory Theatre
HK City Hall, Theatre, 7:45pm, $220, $120, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 14 May for details)
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $270, Tel: 2734 9009
One of the all time classic musicals, originally produced 70 years ago - join Dorothy on the yellow brick road.
True Man Show in Showroom
Prospects Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Black Box Theatre, 8pm, $140,
Tel: 2734 9009
One night a group of strangers are locked up in a display room mysteriously and they later realize there is a female ghost in the same room. Yet everyone of them are trying to find the meaning of their lives.
z Z Z mono gatali
Whole Theatre
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre, 8pm, $150, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 16 May for details) |
Dance
Galaxy: International Ballet Gala
HK Ballet
HK Cultural Centre, Grand Theatre, 7:30pm, $1000, $600, $400, $260, $140, Tel: 2734 9009
Contemporary works performed by the most famous ballet stars from around the globe.
Film
German Film Forum: Nobody's Perfect
Director: Niko von Glasow
HK Film Archive, Cinema, 8pm, $50, Tel: 2734 9009
The documentary follows the director as he looks for eleven people who, like him, were born disabled due to the disastrous side - effects of Thalidomide, a drug prescripted to pregnant women in the late 50's. Niko discovers many fascinating characters who work in such diverse areas as politics, the media, sport, astrophysics and acting. Characters who have learned to live with their disability to an impressive level of "normality".
Macau
MAF: Drift
Drama Box Ltd./ Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre
Macau Cultural Centre, Grand Auditorium, 8pm, MOP$150, MOP$100, MOP$60, Tel: (853) 2855 5555, (852) 2380 5083
Nick Yu Rongjun's tale of two cities - Shanghai and Singapore. Spanning over three generations, watch how modernization changes culture and memory.
Sunrise
Macau Fringe Club
Macau Cultural Centre, Grand Auditorium, 8pm, MOP$100, MOP$60, Tel: (852) 2380 5083
(See 21 May for details)
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660 (See 21 May for details)
Music
A Gala Evening With Pinchas Zukerman
Hk Sinfonietta
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 7pm, $500, $380, $220, $120,
Tel: 2734 9009
Violinist, conductor, pedagogue and chamber musician - Pinchas Zukerman is considered a master of our time. In this gala concert, not only will he play in two concertos but he will also conduct a programme of Bach, Bruch Haydn and Brahms.
Forbidden Fruit under the Great Wall
Huajin Dance Drama Ensemble of Shanxi Vocational Art College
Tuen Mun Town Hall, Auditorium, 8pm, $280, $200, $120,
Tel: 2734 9009
A grand dance drama choreographed by National Class One Director Zhang Jigang, a tragic love story in the affluent world of Shanxi merchants
Le French May: The Organ Symphony
HK Philharmonic Orchestra
HK Cultural Centre, Concert Hall, 8pm, $252, $198, $144, $108,
Tel: 2734 9009
Ronald Brautigam on Piano, Vincent Dubois on Organ - Ravel: Mother Goose; Mozart: Piano Concerto No 24 in C minor; Saint-Saens: Symphony No 3 Organ
Loaded, Nothin Heavy
The Wanch, 10pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1629
Qing Feng Pavilion
HKAPA, Drama Theatre, 7:30pm, $85, $55, Tel: 31 288 288
Rock Faces
Tai Tai Alibi, The Icarus Flightplan, The David Bowie Knives, The Sinister Left
Fringe Club, Fringe Gallery, 10:30pm, $125, Tel: 2521 7251
Silk Road 1 – The Moth Ball
JCCAC Black Box Theatre, 8pm, $150, Tel: 2891 8482
Theatre
A True Woman Show
FM Theatre Power
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 8pm, $500, $240, $180, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 21 May for details)
Cats
HKAPA, Lyric Theatre, 8pm, $895, $795, $595, $395, Tel: 31 288 288
Le French May: Flea in Her Ear
HK Repertory Theatre
HK City Hall, Theatre, 7:45pm, $240, $140, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 14 May for details)
Little Hong Kong Season 2
Wind Mill Grass Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 8:15pm, $300, $240, $180,
Tel: 2734 9009
Sequel to the successful Little Hong Kong, its season two continues it hilarious parody of today’s Hong Kong people described through various characters in several sketches, starring HK Drama Awards Best Actor Joey Leung.
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $600, $300, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 21 May for details)
True Man Show in Showroom
Prospects Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Black Box Theatre, 8pm, $140, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 22 May for details)
z Z Z mono gatali
Whole Theatre
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre, Cultural Activities Hall, 8pm, $150, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 16 May for details) |
Dance
Galaxy: International Ballet Gala
HK Ballet
HK Cultural Centre, Grand Theatre, 7:30pm, $1000, $600, $400, $260, $140, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 22 May for details)
Macau
MAF: Animales
El Retablo
The Macau Conservatory Auditorium, 11am, 4pm, 6pm, MOP$30, Tel: (853) 2855 5555, (852) 2380 5083
Objects, elements and diverse materials are transformed into animales in playful and emotive scenes. It is a celebration of the senses and imagination of the child.
MAF: Melodies of Youth 2009
The Macau Conservatory School of Music
Macau Cultural Centre, Grand Auditorium, 8pm, MOP$100, MOP$60, MOP$40, Tel: (852) 2380 5083
Over two hours see the best that the Macau Conservatory School of Music has to offer. Students will play and sing classical and pop music from around the world.
MAF: Menschen am Sonntag
Trio Bravo+
Mount Fortress, 8pm, Free, Tel: (853) 2855 5555, (852) 2380 5083
A group of Berlin residents are followed on a hot summers day. This half feature half documentary is filmed with amateur actors and paired with the music of the Trio Bravo+ which gives rhythm to the images.
MAF: One Century of Guangdong
Folk Song
Macau Folk Arts Association
Lou Lim Ioc Garden, 8pm, MOP$40, Tel: (852) 2380 5083
Pairing a photo exhibition with a performance of Guangdong Folk Song, this performance is a celebration of the unique quality of the music. There will also be a lecture by Macau University Associate Professor Tam Mei Leng on "The Absence of Western Music
MAF: Silent Movie
Davy & Kristin McGuire
Lou Kao Mansion, 3pm - 5:30pm and 7pm - 9:30pm. MOP$10, Tel: (853) 2855 5555, (852) 2380 5083
One performance every half an hour - projections are mixed with live acting to tell a love story that is carried out by a couple you can watch through little holes in a wall.
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 5pm, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660 (See 21 May for details)
Miscellaneous
Hong Kong on the Bicycle
Fringe Club, 9:30am, Free,
Tel: 2521 7251
Is HK ready for commuting by bicycle and other two wheeled questions
Music
Forbidden Fruit under the Great Wall
Huajin Dance Drama Ensemble of Shanxi Vocational Art College
Tuen Mun Town Hall, Auditorium, 8pm, $280, $200, $120,
Tel: 2734 9009
(See 22 May for details)
Last Orders, 3 Guys
The Wanch, 8pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1630
Le French May: Piano Recital
Michel Dalberto
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 8pm, $280, $200, $120, Tel: 2734 9009 Michel Dalberto brings together a programme of audience’s favourites by Debussy, Ravel and Fauré.
Le French May: The Organ Symphony
HK Philharmonic Orchestra
HK Cultural Centre, Concert Hall, 8pm, $280, $220, $160, $120,
Tel: 2734 9009
(See 22 May for details)
Su Yang and Band China Tour
Su Yang and Band, Fitswave, Motion Fade, Modern Children
Hidden Agenda, 7:30pm, $100, Tel: 6335 6366
The McCadden Place Collective
Fringe Club, Fringe Gallery, 10:30pm, $125, Tel: 2521 7251
Theatre
A True Woman Show
FM Theatre Power
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $500, $240, $180, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 21 May for details)
Cats
HKAPA, Lyric Theatre, 2pm, 8pm, $895, $795, $595, $395,
Tel: 31 288 288
Le French May: Flea in Her Ear
HK Repertory Theatre
HK City Hall, Theatre, 2:45pm, 7:45pm, $240, $140, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 14 May for details)
Little Hong Kong Season 2
Wind Mill Grass Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 8:15pm, $300, $240, $180, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 22 May for details)
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 2:30pm, 7:30pm, $300, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 21 May for details)
True Man Show in Showroom
Prospects Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Black Box Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $140, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 22 May for details)
z Z Z mono gatali
Whole Theatre
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre, 3pm, 8pm, $150, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 16 May for details) |
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Sunday 9 |
Monday 10 |
Dance
Galaxy: International Ballet Gala
HK Ballet
HK Cultural Centre, Grand Theatre, 2;30pm, $1000, $600, $400, $260, $140, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 22 May for details)
Macau
MAF: Animales
El Retablo
The Macau Conservatory Auditorium, 11am, 4pm, 6pm, MOP$30,
Tel: (852) 2380 5083
(See 23 May for details)
MAF: Chimeras
The Macau Chinese Orchestra
Macau Cultural Centre, Grand Auditorium, 8pm, MOP$100, MOP$60, MOP$40, Tel: (852) 2380 5083.
MAF: L'Arche
L'Arsenal a Musique
Macau Cultural Centre, Small Auditorium, 3pm, 8pm, MOP$100, MOP$60, Tel: (852) 2380 5083
Taking a closer look at the balance between people and nature, The Ark has acrobats, one musician and astounding images working together to deliver a message of hope whilst shaking its audience from their torpor.
MAF: One Century of Guangdong
Folk Song
Macau Folk Arts Association
Lou Lim Ioc Garden, 8pm, MOP$40, Tel: (853) 2855 5555, (852) 2380 5083 (See 23 May for details)
MAF: Silent Movie
Davy & Kristin McGuire
Lou Kao Mansion, 3pm - 5:30pm and 7pm - 9:30pm. MOP$10, Tel:(852) 2380 5083 (See 23 May for details)
Miscellaneous
AROUND Sound Art Festival – Sound in Writing
HKAC, 2/F Jockey Club Gallery, 3pm, Free, Tel: 3105 0391
When we read, we are embraced by the silence of written language.What is the history of this silence? How has the older form of transmitting knowledge by chanting poetry and songs, and listening, become displaced by the visualised of the written language? Can sound be rediscovered from writing?
Music
A Vocal Odyssey
Cecilia Lai
HK City Hall, Recital Hall, 8pm, $150, Tel: 2734 9009 Solo Recital
Armie
The Wanch, 3pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1624
Grassing Opera Show
Grassing Artsland
Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:15pm, Free, Tel: 2734 9009
Hosanna Chanters Concert 2009
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 8pm, $150, $110, Tel: 2734 9009
Underdogs
The Wanch, 7pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1632
Theatre
A True Woman Show
FM Theatre Power
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $500, $240, $180,
Tel: 2734 9009
(See 21 May for details)
Cats
HKAPA, Lyric Theatre, 2pm, $895, $795, $595, $395, 7pm, $795, $695, $495, $350, Tel: 31 288 288
Le French May: Flea in Her Ear
HK Repertory Theatre
HK City Hall, Theatre, 2:45pm, $240, $140, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 14 May for details)
Little Hong Kong Season 2
Wind Mill Grass Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 8:15pm, $300, $240, $180, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 22 May for details)
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 2:30pm, $300, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 21 May for details)
True Man Show in Showroom
Prospects Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Black Box Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $140, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 22 May for details)
z Z Z mono gatali
Whole Theatre
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre, Cultural Activities Hall, 3pm, $150, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 16 May for details) |
Macau
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660
Music
Trout?
Ars Nova
Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $120, $100, Tel: 2734 9009
Theatre
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $300, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 21 May for details) |
Macau
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660 (See 21 May for details)
Music
Diving For Air
The Wanch, 9:30pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1621
Drum Jam
Fringe Club, Fringe Gallery, 8pm, $50, Tel: 2521 7251
Le French May: Glass Music
City Chamber Orchestra of HK
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 8pm, $220, $160, $120, Tel: 2734 9009 The Glass Harmonica was one of the most celebrated instruments of the eighteenth century but fell into obscurity in the mid 1800’s. Thomas Bloch’s programme with the CCOHK will include glass music by Mozart and Franklin, a cantata for soprano, glass harmonica and orchestra by Hasse, a new commission by Samson Young and Haydn’s “Miracle” Symphony.
Theatre
Cats
HKAPA, Lyric Theatre, 7:30pm, $795, $695, $495, $350, Tel: 31 288 288
Little Hong Kong Season 2
Wind Mill Grass Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 8:15pm, $300, $240, $180,
Tel: 2734 9009
(See 22 May for details)
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $300, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 21 May for details) |
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Wednesday 12 |
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Dance
Galaxy: International Ballet Gala
HK Ballet
HK Cultural Centre, Grand Theatre, 2;30pm, $1000, $600, $400, $260, $140, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 22 May for details)
Macau
MAF: Animales
El Retablo
The Macau Conservatory Auditorium, 11am, 4pm, 6pm, MOP$30,
Tel: (852) 2380 5083
(See 23 May for details)
MAF: Chimeras
The Macau Chinese Orchestra
Macau Cultural Centre, Grand Auditorium, 8pm, MOP$100, MOP$60, MOP$40, Tel: (852) 2380 5083.
MAF: L'Arche
L'Arsenal a Musique
Macau Cultural Centre, Small Auditorium, 3pm, 8pm, MOP$100, MOP$60, Tel: (852) 2380 5083
Taking a closer look at the balance between people and nature, The Ark has acrobats, one musician and astounding images working together to deliver a message of hope whilst shaking its audience from their torpor.
MAF: One Century of Guangdong
Folk Song
Macau Folk Arts Association
Lou Lim Ioc Garden, 8pm, MOP$40, Tel: (853) 2855 5555, (852) 2380 5083 (See 23 May for details)
MAF: Silent Movie
Davy & Kristin McGuire
Lou Kao Mansion, 3pm - 5:30pm and 7pm - 9:30pm. MOP$10, Tel:(852) 2380 5083 (See 23 May for details)
Miscellaneous
AROUND Sound Art Festival – Sound in Writing
HKAC, 2/F Jockey Club Gallery, 3pm, Free, Tel: 3105 0391
When we read, we are embraced by the silence of written language.What is the history of this silence? How has the older form of transmitting knowledge by chanting poetry and songs, and listening, become displaced by the visualised of the written language? Can sound be rediscovered from writing?
Music
A Vocal Odyssey
Cecilia Lai
HK City Hall, Recital Hall, 8pm, $150, Tel: 2734 9009 Solo Recital
Armie
The Wanch, 3pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1624
Grassing Opera Show
Grassing Artsland
Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:15pm, Free, Tel: 2734 9009
Hosanna Chanters Concert 2009
HK City Hall, Concert Hall, 8pm, $150, $110, Tel: 2734 9009
Underdogs
The Wanch, 7pm, Free,
Tel: 2861 1632
Theatre
A True Woman Show
FM Theatre Power
HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $500, $240, $180,
Tel: 2734 9009
(See 21 May for details)
Cats
HKAPA, Lyric Theatre, 2pm, $895, $795, $595, $395, 7pm, $795, $695, $495, $350, Tel: 31 288 288
Le French May: Flea in Her Ear
HK Repertory Theatre
HK City Hall, Theatre, 2:45pm, $240, $140, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 14 May for details)
Little Hong Kong Season 2
Wind Mill Grass Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 8:15pm, $300, $240, $180, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 22 May for details)
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 2:30pm, $300, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 21 May for details)
True Man Show in Showroom
Prospects Theatre
Kwai Tsing Theatre, Black Box Theatre, 3pm, 8pm, $140, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 22 May for details)
z Z Z mono gatali
Whole Theatre
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre, Cultural Activities Hall, 3pm, $150, Tel: 2734 9009 (See 16 May for details) |
Macau
Zaia
Cirque du Soleil
Venetian, Cirque du Soleil Theatre, 8pm, MOP$1288, MOP$788, MOP$588, MOP$388, Tel: 6333 6660
Music
Trout?
Ars Nova
Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $120, $100, Tel: 2734 9009
Theatre
The Wizard of OZ
Hong Kong Singers
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre, 7:30pm, $300, Tel: 2734 9009
(See 21 May for details) |
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