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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241114
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SUMMARY:Left Unsaid
DESCRIPTION:Award-winning actress Cecilia Yip and veteran actor Kenny Wong are partnering for the first time in Left Unsaid which will be staged in the Hong Kong Cultural Centre from 14-17 November. Adapted and directed by Mathias Woo\, Co-artistic Director of Zuni Icosahedron\, Left Unsaid\, a Cantonese dark drama\, first use 5.5G wireless network that enables greater bandwidth and faster data to expand the possibilities of theatre and offer audience a brand-new experience. Tickets now are available for purchase on Zuni Ticketing Platform and Urbtix. \nYip shared this new theatre work would be a breakthrough for her\, “the story of Left Unsaid is one-of-a-kind\, as it keeps me thinking. Each reading and rehearsal sparks new ideas. This is not merely about acting a role; this drama will surely help me uncover the unimaginable.” Her role as a neurologist\, married to a neurosurgeon played by Wong\, must have left a strong impression on her\, giving her inspiration. She continued\, “playing multiple identities in my role has given me plenty of room for development. The plot unfolds several love triangles\, and each is interwoven. That has made the story unique.” Wong added\, “the title itself – Left Unsaid – is intriguing. What can be said in real life; what remains unsaid; what are the consequences for having said it? All these have set me thinking. It tell stories  in manifolds – with elements of sentimentality\, absurdity and the other-worldly.”  Woo\,  who directs\, adapts and leads the stage & multimedia design\, described it as “suspenseful\, absurd\, and ambivalent.” With the support of Hutchison Global Communications\, the team is bringing the city’s first 5.5G application into a local theatre. It will aim to provide the audience with seamless connectivity\, almost 10 times faster than 5G\, enabling camera feeds processed in real-time and hence an ever-more intimate connection between performers and audience. \nThis production has kicked off with a star-studded lineup of artists and producers. Left Unsaid is originally written by Nick Yu\, a National Class One playwright and the director of Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre. To put together the performance in Hong Kong\, Woo teams up with Yee Chung Man\, who has won several Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Art Direction and Costume Design and received an Oscar nomination for Best Costume Design\, for art direction & styling; the acclaimed producer and manager Joseph Chan as the producer. Among the others\, there are the founding member of Zuni Icosahedron\, David Yeung\, and the world champion harmonicist Gordon Lee in the cast. \nThe story of Left Unsaid begins with a neurosurgeon and his neurologist wife\, with their marriage on the verge of a breakdown. The couple converse every moment of the day but cannot communicate with each other. Their son\, caught between them\, seems to exist only in their frequented rows.  One day\, the visit of an old school friend reveals an unspeakable secret in the family\, uncovering one lie after another. In a life beyond words\, is silence the best way to hold everyone together? If things are left unsaid\, as life continues\, is it possible to sustain life with fabrications while leaving the facts and the truth behind? \n2024.11.14-16 (Thu-Sat) 8:15pm \n2024.11.17 (Sun) 3pm
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/left-unsaid/
LOCATION:Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Tsim Sha Tsui\, Central and Western\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Theatre & Circus
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20240720T201500
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SUMMARY:The Birth of Tragedy
DESCRIPTION:A theatrical work probing into the relationship between Nietzsche and Wagner\, which was like a love affair between philosophy and art. Their relationship will be deconstructed by disengaging viewpoints from the subject\, and immersing in actions evolving from a multitude of interchangeable\, mutually understood concepts. What was born out of the death of faith? \nFollowing his 5-year explorative series of the Interrupted Dream\, The Birth of Tragedy is Yung’s new work using the theme of TRAGEDY to reconstruct theatre experimentation on relationship and art. From the German philosopher who was profoundly influential to the development of 20th century philosophy\, to the context of contemporary audiences; from the Wagner operas Nietzsche once so fondly embraced and later contemptuously reviled\, to noise music that tries to reestablish the boundaries of music\, Yung continues with his ultra-minimalist theatre design of One Table Two Chairs\, creating a platform for dialogues across consciousness\, generations\, cultures.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/the-birth-of-tragedy/2024-07-20/
LOCATION:Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Tsim Sha Tsui\, Central and Western\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Theatre & Circus
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20240719T201500
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20240719T220000
DTSTAMP:20260603T032423
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SUMMARY:The Birth of Tragedy
DESCRIPTION:A theatrical work probing into the relationship between Nietzsche and Wagner\, which was like a love affair between philosophy and art. Their relationship will be deconstructed by disengaging viewpoints from the subject\, and immersing in actions evolving from a multitude of interchangeable\, mutually understood concepts. What was born out of the death of faith? \nFollowing his 5-year explorative series of the Interrupted Dream\, The Birth of Tragedy is Yung’s new work using the theme of TRAGEDY to reconstruct theatre experimentation on relationship and art. From the German philosopher who was profoundly influential to the development of 20th century philosophy\, to the context of contemporary audiences; from the Wagner operas Nietzsche once so fondly embraced and later contemptuously reviled\, to noise music that tries to reestablish the boundaries of music\, Yung continues with his ultra-minimalist theatre design of One Table Two Chairs\, creating a platform for dialogues across consciousness\, generations\, cultures.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/the-birth-of-tragedy/2024-07-19/
LOCATION:Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Tsim Sha Tsui\, Central and Western\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Theatre & Circus
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240517
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240610
DTSTAMP:20260603T032423
CREATED:20240516T012652Z
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SUMMARY:The Smiling\, Proud Wanderer
DESCRIPTION:The production showcases various traditional xiqu styles\, including Jingju (Peking opera) Kunqu (Kun opera) and Naamyam\, accentuating the four major elements\, namely singing\, recital\, action\, and martial arts\, ushering in a new way of presenting Chinese traditional performing arts. The repertoire includes Read Sing The Smiling\, Proud Wanderer performed by the naamyam artist Yeung Kin-ping\, who will tell wuxia stories of The Smiling\, Proud Wanderer in naamyam also known as “narrative songs” using the “storyteller” approach of Cantonese opera; Dongfang Bubai starring Kong Aiping\, National Class One Performer of the PRC\, who plays sheng (male) then\, for the very first time\, metamorphose into dan (female) on stage; Nine Swords of Dugu\, written and directed by Zhou Long\, a renowned Xiqu/theatre artist\, featuring Linghu Chong\, played by a young performer Ren Jia-le\, who was disciplined for making acquaintances with the evil schools and later met \nFeng Qingyang\, a senior at Mount Hua School who taught Linghu the all-powerful swordplay; Linghu Chong: Flee by Night\, personally directed by Ke Jun\, a National Class One Performer of China in wusheng (martial arts)\, starring his pupil Yang Yang. Weeks of performances will culminate in the most emblematic The Song of The Smiling\, Proud Wanderer\, directed by Kong Aiping\, bringing the retired pair\, Linghu Chong and Ren Yingying played by emerging artists Song Bo-fan and He Xin-yue\, back from their recluse and the tempest from Jianghu to the theatre. \nLocal artists paired with a xiqu artist will guide you through an excerpted performance of Nine Swords of Dugu in Cantonese\, presenting Xiqu 101 – introducing typical gestures and techniques in Chinese opera\, namely\, singing\, recital\, action\, and martial arts. Brimming with the beauty of traditional performing arts\, it invites all to relish Xiqu\, delve into the literary world of Jin Yong\, and experience Chinese culture and Arts Tech in the theatre!
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/the-smiling-proud-wanderer/
LOCATION:Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Tsim Sha Tsui\, Central and Western\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Opera,Theatre & Circus
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20230818T200000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20230818T213000
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SUMMARY:KJ Wong: The Five Elements Piano Recital
DESCRIPTION:The concept of the Five Elements was used by ancient Chinese philosophers to describe the formation and relationships of all things in the world. The Five Elements are Metal\, Wood\, Water\, Fire\, and Earth. Singly or in combination\, they are the five major constituents of all things. The ancients related the Five Elements to different things in the world such as the Five Constant Virtues and Five Body Organs\, which are unique Chinese cultural characteristics. Music also has its corresponding Five Notes. Traditional Chinese music uses a pentatonic scale\, consisting of Gong\, Shang\, Jue\, Zhi\, and Yu\, similar to the Western music notes Do\, Re\, Mi\, So\, La. Each note was imbued by the ancients with the attributes of one of the Five Elements: Metal (Shang)\, Wood (Jue)\, Water (Yu)\, Fire (Zhi)\, and Earth (Gong). \nFor the Five Elements recital\, the selection of music pieces is based on the concept of the interaction between the Five Elements generating and controlling one another\, as in Earth generates Metal\, Metal generates Water\, Water generates Wood\, and Wood generates Fire. Pianist KJ Wong selects not only pieces of Western classical music\, in which he excels\, but also traditional Chinese music and modern music. When selecting the pieces\, KJ emphasizes on the “feeling”\, especially feeling his connection with the Five Elements and all things on Earth. Through this solo concert\, the audience will experience the beautiful fusion of Chinese and Western cultures\, and feel the charm of the Five Elements and Five Notes. \nRepertoire\n“Earth”\nSonata in B minor\, K.87 – Scarlatti\nSonata in E major\, K. 135 – Scarlatti\nPrelude and Fugue in E major\, BWV 878 – Bach \n“Metal”\n12 Notations – Boulez\n“Water”\nAqua – Ryuichi Sakamoto\nReflets dans l’eau (Reflections in the Water) – Debussy \n“Wood”\nBāng Chhun-hong (Pining for the Spring Breeze) – Teng Yu-hsien\, arr. by Stephen Hough\nThe Butterfly Lovers – He Zhanhao\, Chen Gang \n“Fire”\nVers la Flamme (Toward the flame)\, Op. 72 – Scriabin\nBallade No. 2 in B minor\, S.171 – Liszt
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/kj-wong-the-five-elements-piano-recital/
LOCATION:Auditorium\, Yuen Long Theatre\, 9 Tai Yuk Road\, Yuen Long\, N.T.\, Hong Kong.\, Yuen Long\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220806
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220808
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SUMMARY:Soundscape Magic Flute
DESCRIPTION:This year is the 40th anniversary of Zuni Icosahedron. An original performance “Soundscape Magic Flute“ will kick off this celebratory season. With the aid of the latest Arts Tech\, Zuni is bringing audience\, kids and adults alike\, a brand-new theatre experience. \n“Soundscape Magic Flute” brings you the magical power of Art Technology. Combining classics with innovative technology\, this Music Theatre for Kids offers an immersive and interactive experience to our audience. It shows how the seven virtues\, as the moral of the story\, could easily be illustrated and represented in art\, and tells a story of humility\, kindness\, perseverance\, diligence\, charity\, temperance\, and innocence. \nAdapted from Mozart’s Magic Flute\, Soundscape Magic Flute invites audience to embark on a musical journey to learn one of the greatest timeless classics. With songs like “This Image Is Enchantingly Lovely”\, “The Birdcatcher Am I”\, and eight other tunes\, all re-lyricised in Chinese and produced with the state-of-the-art technology Soundscape\, audience are welcome to enter the land of fairy tale and the heart of the seven virtues. \n‘Virus – ugh. Not again!’ Coronavirus has swept the world for over two years. It has utterly changed how children would spend their childhood. Even though the word ‘virus’ has been so firmly registered in the minds of the young\, the extraordinary team of creatives and cast has adeptly put together an original adaptation of The Magic Flute – a story that begins with a virus. \nIn a distant universe\, Queen Charity catches the “greed virus” and turns stingy. She throws the world out of balance with her magic. Black and white are reversed. The cycle of day and night is stifled. Peace is suspended. Meanwhile\, Prince Perseverance sets out on a quest to look for magical gadgets to restore balance. He encounters Bird Catcher Diligence\, Princess Innocence\, and High Priest Kindness. With the help of Immortal Temperance\, can they expel the mutant virus that makes people gluttonous\, lazy\, angry\, and jealous\, and restore the seven virtues to the world? \nIt is a tale that celebrates tradition and innovation\, truth\, and fairy tale\, arts\, and education. Younger audience is invited to reflect upon what truly matters in the face of adversity. This music theatre experience will not only bring moving music and laughter to families\, but also show kids how vital it is to exercise virtues in trying times. \n6 August (Sat) 2:30pm\, 5pm;\n7 August (Sun) 11:30am\, 2:30pm\, 5pm
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/soundscape-magic-flute/
LOCATION:Auditorium\, Yuen Long Theatre\, 9 Tai Yuk Road\, Yuen Long\, N.T.\, Hong Kong.\, Yuen Long\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Children,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211127T200000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211127T213000
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SUMMARY:The Tao of Fashion
DESCRIPTION:81 chapters of Tao Te Ching\, 81 combinations of outfits.\nWith Art Tech such as motion capture\, immerse in the realm between reality and virtuality while digital puppets share the stage with performers. Be absorbed in the enchanting sounds of water – as the saying goes\, “Best to be like water” – here is The Tao of Fashion. \nFusing Chinese calligraphy\, music\, performing arts\, fashion\, and technology on the same stage\, this interpretation of Tao Te Ching and fashion show is beyond imagination. \nArtistic Direction & Director Mathias Woo\nFashion Designer Sing Lo\nMusic Directors Yu Yat-yiu Cedric Chan\nDigital Images Benny Woo\nPerformers John Jr Chiang\, Grace Hoop\, Laurie Lau\, Jessica Lee\, Serene Lim\, Chun Kin (CK) Liu\, Sobi So\, Dan Tse\, David Yeung \nTime: 26-27 / 11(Fri – Sat) 8PM；26 / 11 (Fri) 3PM\nLocation: Studio Theatre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/the-tao-of-fashion/2021-11-27/2/
LOCATION:Studio Theatre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Yau Tsim Mong\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Fashion & Jewellery,Multimedia,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211127T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211127T163000
DTSTAMP:20260603T032423
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SUMMARY:The Tao of Fashion
DESCRIPTION:81 chapters of Tao Te Ching\, 81 combinations of outfits.\nWith Art Tech such as motion capture\, immerse in the realm between reality and virtuality while digital puppets share the stage with performers. Be absorbed in the enchanting sounds of water – as the saying goes\, “Best to be like water” – here is The Tao of Fashion. \nFusing Chinese calligraphy\, music\, performing arts\, fashion\, and technology on the same stage\, this interpretation of Tao Te Ching and fashion show is beyond imagination. \nArtistic Direction & Director Mathias Woo\nFashion Designer Sing Lo\nMusic Directors Yu Yat-yiu Cedric Chan\nDigital Images Benny Woo\nPerformers John Jr Chiang\, Grace Hoop\, Laurie Lau\, Jessica Lee\, Serene Lim\, Chun Kin (CK) Liu\, Sobi So\, Dan Tse\, David Yeung \nTime: 26-27 / 11(Fri – Sat) 8PM；26 / 11 (Fri) 3PM\nLocation: Studio Theatre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/the-tao-of-fashion/2021-11-27/1/
LOCATION:Studio Theatre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Yau Tsim Mong\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Fashion & Jewellery,Multimedia,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211126T200000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211126T213000
DTSTAMP:20260603T032423
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SUMMARY:The Tao of Fashion
DESCRIPTION:81 chapters of Tao Te Ching\, 81 combinations of outfits.\nWith Art Tech such as motion capture\, immerse in the realm between reality and virtuality while digital puppets share the stage with performers. Be absorbed in the enchanting sounds of water – as the saying goes\, “Best to be like water” – here is The Tao of Fashion. \nFusing Chinese calligraphy\, music\, performing arts\, fashion\, and technology on the same stage\, this interpretation of Tao Te Ching and fashion show is beyond imagination. \nArtistic Direction & Director Mathias Woo\nFashion Designer Sing Lo\nMusic Directors Yu Yat-yiu Cedric Chan\nDigital Images Benny Woo\nPerformers John Jr Chiang\, Grace Hoop\, Laurie Lau\, Jessica Lee\, Serene Lim\, Chun Kin (CK) Liu\, Sobi So\, Dan Tse\, David Yeung \nTime: 26-27 / 11(Fri – Sat) 8PM；26 / 11 (Fri) 3PM\nLocation: Studio Theatre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/the-tao-of-fashion/2021-11-26/
LOCATION:Studio Theatre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Yau Tsim Mong\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Fashion & Jewellery,Multimedia,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211120T210000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Hong_Kong:20211120T223000
DTSTAMP:20260603T032423
CREATED:20211111T010434Z
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SUMMARY:The Trial 2021
DESCRIPTION:Steve Hui (aka Nerve) and Benny Woo are Danny Yung’s long-term sound and video design partners. This year\, they will re-construct Danny’s classic work\, The Trial (1994) into The Trial 2021. With a huge gap of 27 years in between\, since Steve first designed sound for Danny’s The Trial and Benny joined Zuni in the millennium to begin his creative journey\, The Trial 2021 is an audio-visual manifesto made tribute not only to Danny\, but\, to the experimental spirits and practices in theatre-making that includes various processes of searching\, reading\, reacting\, deconstructing\, critiquing and trialing on sound and visual creations. \nThe Trial 2021 is the latest production of Danny Yung’s Archive of Zuni’s Experimental Theatre Restructuring Images Series. “Zuni Experimental Theatre Arts Archive: Danny Yung” collected and edited precious documents from Danny Yung’s experimental theatre productions from 1978; in the Restructuring Image Series\, Zuni Icosahedron invites young or experienced artists of different art forms to recreate Danny Yung’s works.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/the-trial-2021/
LOCATION:Studio Theatre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, Hong Kong Cultural Centre\, 10 Salisbury Road\, Yau Tsim Mong\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Theatre & Circus
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220315
DTSTAMP:20260603T032423
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SUMMARY:X-Xperimenting Exhibition – Danny Yung 50 Year Creations
DESCRIPTION:Artist Danny Yung is a trailblazer in the advocacy of international cultural exchange and development\, as well as an experimental art pioneer. Since the 1970s\, he has been keen on cross-media art creations\, including film\, comic\, installation\, video\, theatre and conceptual art. In 1982\, he co-founded Zuni Icosahedron (Zuni)\, the epitome of experimental art in Hong Kong. As Zuni’s present Co-Artistic Director\, Danny has established various platforms for exchange and experimental art creations on- and off- stage. For the past 50 years\, Danny’s devotion to fostering cross-cultural experimentation and exchange has persisted. In return\, with the unwavering support he has received from a generous number of invited artists of various backgrounds\, regions and cultures\, a rich body of works involving cross-media creations and dialogues has been created. \nOver the years\, besides devoting himself to theatre and Tian Tian Xiang Shang series\, Danny Yung has initiated a number of international cultural exchange platforms\, such as the International Network of Cultural Diversity\, Asia Arts Net\, the World Culture Forum\, the Conference of Asian Foundations and Organisations\, and the City-to-City Cultural Exchange Conference\, which have helped create many opportunities for the cultural exchange between Hong Kong and different cities. \nThis exhibition is a re-construction and re-imagination of some of Danny’s classic works of art\, including Video Circle\, which was exhibited in Hong Kong and Berlin; Tian Tian Xiang Shang\, a large-scale flower plaque bamboo installation\, which was exhibited at the National Mall in Washington\, DC\, the US; and Tian Tian Xiang Shang conceptual comics and figurines\, which were co-created by different people and exhibited around the world. \nDesigner Freeman Lau\, Zuni’s Co-Artistic Director cum Executive Director Mathias Woo\, and Zuni’s International Exchange Director Wong Yue-wai are the guest curators of the exhibition. On display will be Danny’s visions and contributions in various areas\, including cross-media and experimental art\, visual and performing arts\, art criticism\, cultural advocacy\, and the preservation and development of traditional craftsmanship.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/x-xperimenting-exhibition-danny-yung-50-year-creations/
LOCATION:Hong Kong Heritage Museum\, 1 Man Lam Rd\, Sha Tin\, Sha Tin\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Multimedia,Sculpture
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