Arts of Hong Kong 2023: Juliet and Romeo by Lost Dog (Review)
HONG KONG – Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet was always a tragic tale of teen romance gone awry. But what ifContinue Reading
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HONG KONG – Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet was always a tragic tale of teen romance gone awry. But what ifContinue Reading
HONG KONG – The 51st Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) officially opened (17 February) with the Ballet of Slovene NationalContinue Reading
HONG KONG – Now in its 51st edition, the Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) is back this February to bring both local and internationalContinue Reading
Is it duty or love that motivates people to care for their frail, aging parents? As three generations of aContinue Reading
The Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF, or the Festival) has announced the retirement of Ms Tisa Ho and the appointment of MsContinue Reading
The Council of the Hong Kong Repertory Theatre announced on 22nd August 2022 the appointment of Poon Wai Sum as theContinue Reading
The Hong Kong Repertory Theatre launches its 45th anniversary season with Raymond To’s Love à la Zen. The play enjoyed a sold-out run atContinue Reading
HONG KONG – This summer, bask in the warm glow of Hong Kong’s dazzling arts and culture scene – whereverContinue Reading
The Hong Kong Repertory Theatre has announced their 45th anniversary season. Under the theme “Together in Theatre”, the company is setContinue Reading
Co-presented by City Contemporary Dance Theatre (CCDC) and Hong Kong Arts Centre, M.U.D. – Movement UnDefined is a new creative and research platform. ForContinue Reading