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Review- The Open Couple- The Italian Cultural Institute and Aurora Theatre 20-5-22
The Italian Cultural Institute, in collaboration with Aurora Theatre, opened with The Open Couple on May 11 at Sheung Wan’s HKRep Black Box after the fifth wave of the pandemic.
Preview- Hong Kong Arts Festival 2020 4-11-19
The 48th Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) will take place from 13 February to 14 March 2020.
Review- Secret Theatre Hong Kong5-10-19
Justice meets gameshow in the ambitious courtroom comedy-drama from immersive performance-makers Secret Theatre Hong Kong.
Review- Don Giovanni- Opera Hong Kong 8-6-19
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Don Giovanni might well be the best opera ever written. Opera Hong Kong’s recent production, with mostly young casts that leaned strongly on local singers, gave a good indication as to why.
Review - Hong Kong Delights: City Contemporary Dance Company & Mr.Quartet8-6-19
I have always loved contemporary dance and since my arrival in Hong Kong, I have followed the City Contemporary Dance Company and their works. I especially love when they collaborate with others to create something new and fresh.
Review- Lies (£￥€$)- Hong Kong Arts Festival27-3-19
The following is not a review. It is a chronicle of £￥€$ (Lies), by the Belgian group Ontoerend Goed. The play follows the company’s tradition of creating experiences as apart of their expression and their understanding of the world.
Review- Dressed by The Night by Silvia Perez Cruz- Hong Kong Arts Festival25-3-19
The title song of singer-songwriter Sílvia Pérez Cruz’s recent concert at Hong Kong Arts Festival begins "Pinto les notes d’una havanerablava com l’aigua d’un mar antic,Blanca d’escuma, dolça com l’aire,gris de gavines, daurada d’imatges vestida de nit: I paint the notes of a habanera, blue as the water of the antique sea, white from the foam, as sweet as the air, with the grey of gulls, gilded with pictures, dressed by the night".
Review- Home- Hong Kong Arts Festival18-3-19
Every so often we as theatregoers come across a production that seems almost too deep to comprehend, yet so simple ‘a caveman could do it’. This would be the case for GeoffSobelle’s immaculate production of Home, just staged at the Lyric Theatre space at the Hong Kong APA.
Review- The Nutcracker, by John Neumeier- Hong Kong Arts Festival18-3-19
When I first heard that The Nutcracker was going to be shown at The Hong Kong Arts Festival this year I felt a mix of excitement (as I never get tired of seeing that production) and a tinge of curiosity to see how such a Christmas-oriented show would fit into a springtime schedule.
Review- Madame White Snake- Hong Kong Arts Festival14-3-19
Madame White Snake, composed by Zhou Long to an English-language libretto by Cerise Lim Jacobs and one of the few western operas directly informed by China and with direct Chinese creative input, has just been given its Hong Kong premiere at the 2019 Hong Kong Arts Festival.
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