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Japanese drummer Senri Kawaguchi steals the show in fusion concert with Hong Kong Sinfonietta

by Haddis Thomas
Japanese drummer Senri Kawaguchi steals the show in fusion concert with Hong Kong Sinfonietta

Even if the rhythmic complexity of Fly LIVE! and its high volume levels were challenging at times, the work’s fascinating blend of jazz, rock, and contemporary orchestral sounds and rhythms …

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Shanghai Ballet’s A Sigh of Love: visually impressive, but too much padding and an off-key score

by Haddis Thomas
Shanghai Ballet’s A Sigh of Love: visually impressive, but too much padding and an off-key score

Coincidentally, the Chinese title is the same as Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love. While the setting here is 1930s Shanghai rather than 1960s Hong Kong, the theme of …

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Japanese puppetry helps tell the story of a gay teenager’s trauma in 1970s Quebec in dazzling Robert Lepage production at Hong Kong Arts Festival

by Haddis Thomas
Japanese puppetry helps tell the story of a gay teenager’s trauma in 1970s Quebec in dazzling Robert Lepage production at Hong Kong Arts Festival

Canadian director Robert Lepage entranced audiences in Hong Kong with his autobiographical 887 five years ago, a solo performance aided by his masterful use of toy-size props. For this year’s …

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Feast of string playing in Hong Kong Arts Festival concerts by Concerto Italiano, playing Vivaldi, and Festival Strings Lucerne in a mixed programme

by Haddis Thomas
Feast of string playing in Hong Kong Arts Festival concerts by Concerto Italiano, playing Vivaldi, and Festival Strings Lucerne in a mixed programme

The music, shaped by the ensemble’s founder-conductor Alessandrini using neat hand gestures from his seat at the harpsichord, was propelled by a solid and sensitive basso continuo section (cellist Alessandro …

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Hong Kong performance of Tang Xianzu’s The Peony Pavilion by Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe was impressive, but not as ‘complete’ as it claimed to be

by Haddis Thomas
Hong Kong performance of Tang Xianzu’s The Peony Pavilion by Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe was impressive, but not as ‘complete’ as it claimed to be

An article in the programme book elaborated on the production process of this Peony, with online rehearsals during the Covid-19 pandemic and a 40-day “boot camp” in Tongxiang, a city …

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Hong Kong Arts Festival’s multimedia choral concert Garden of Repose reimagines works by Brahms, Arvo Pärt, Poulenc and Antonia Lotti

by Haddis Thomas
Hong Kong Arts Festival’s multimedia choral concert Garden of Repose reimagines works by Brahms, Arvo Pärt, Poulenc and Antonia Lotti

From the mixtape to the playlist, curating disparate music around a central theme has become something almost anyone with basic technology can do at home. So where does that leave …

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Van Gogh and Klimt artworks get torn apart to music based on Debussy, Gustav Mahler, Saint-Saëns and more in vibrant choral show

by Haddis Thomas
Van Gogh and Klimt artworks get torn apart to music based on Debussy, Gustav Mahler, Saint-Saëns and more in vibrant choral show

Inspired by a joint exhibition of works by Vincent van Gogh and Gustav Klimt at Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum in 2015, the ensemble’s chief conductor, Peter Dijkstra, and artistic director, …

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Ariadne auf Naxos: Hong Kong Arts Festival opener is an opera within an opera that treats the ears better than the eyes

by Haddis Thomas
Ariadne auf Naxos: Hong Kong Arts Festival opener is an opera within an opera that treats the ears better than the eyes

It is an opera within an opera, and opens with a prologue where we learn that Vienna’s richest man is hosting a party. To entertain his guests after dinner, he …

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How Chinese classic novel Dream of the Red Chamber opened the eyes of Hong Kong Arts Festival executive director Flora Yu to a world she never knew existed

by Haddis Thomas
How Chinese classic novel Dream of the Red Chamber opened the eyes of Hong Kong Arts Festival executive director Flora Yu to a world she never knew existed

One of the classic Chinese novels and one of the world’s great works of literature, “Dream of the Red Chamber” (1791), by Cao Xueqin, is an epic depicting the gradual …

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Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar as Peking opera: why Taiwanese actor Wu Hsing-kuo hopes adaptation can help ‘renew the value’ of his beloved art form

by Haddis Thomas
Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar as Peking opera: why Taiwanese actor Wu Hsing-kuo hopes adaptation can help ‘renew the value’ of his beloved art form

Wu, a Taiwanese theatre actor, will present Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” as a Peking opera in Hong Kong. Photo: Hong Kong Arts Festival Society Wu, who is the production’s artistic director, …

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