A wry, clever and provocative twist on Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, this award-winning new solo show comes to Hong Kong following an acclaimed transatlantic tour.

Katharina – or Katharine, or Kate, or the Shrew, she isn’t sure which – is trapped.
She laughs. She rails. She throws things. She reminisces.
About her father, who never seemed to care. About her sister, who figured it all out better than she did. And – most and least – about her husband, who made it all happen and who destroyed it all in equal measure. 
She is equal parts funny, sad and repulsive. 
She is a tragic figure stuck in a comedy. 
She is waiting for her audience to come back.
Above all, she asks what it means to be someone, what it means to be a woman, and what it means to be trapped in our own underwhelming destinies.

StoryWorthyWeek presents The One-Hundred: An Ultra Storytelling Smackdown. StoryWorthyWeek sponsors its first-ever endurance event: 100 stories/100 minutes, whichever comes first. A no-holds barred storytelling smackdown. At the end of the dash, only one teller will be left standing. Are you ready? There is only one rule—all stories must be true and have happened to you.

David Young is the Impostor!

According to him, he has no skills, no talents, and very few redeeming qualities. But from his life as a pilot to years spent trying to get “the right corporate experience”, you’ll hear tales that take you up and bring you right back down again.

The only thing David thinks he has ever done of value is being a father, and by his own account, he’s been faking that too.

Enjoy an evening of stories that weave, intersect and clash – a mix-up of true stories that get to the heart of our experiences: tales of failure, regret and that one little thing that keeps us going.

“Top Notch” puts together the best of all of StoryWorthyWeek’s shows — performers from Literary Death Match, Liars’ League, SPEAK, and Hong Kong Stories’ monthly show all join forces for two special showcases of stunning storytelling. 

An Interactive Dance Installation Exhibition that blends modern dance, the audience and technology.

Liars' League HK is a regular live literary night featuring professional actors reading original short stories. Selected stories are published on our website and performed by actors before a live audience at various venues around Hong Kong. Every last Monday of the month. 8pm. Entry is free.

Now playing at XXX in Kennedy town.

The ultimate comedy roadtrip returns!

We’ve let the superstars of Australia’s biggest comedy festival off the leash and on to the road. From Hobart to Hong Kong and back, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is a comedy odyssey, bringing a raft of the world’s best comedy to one big show for a raucous night out.

When the Governor of a little Russian town mistakes Ivan Khlestakov, a destitute civil servant, for an important inspector from St. Petersburg, Khlestakov milks the Governor and his officials for all they’re worth. How far will the incompetent, backstabbing officials go to hide their mistakes, and what can Ivan get away with? Worse still, what on earth will they all do when the real inspector arrives?

Hong Kong is a melting pot of cultures. However, many communities live in parallel existence without interacting with each other. With the belief that contemporary dance can, and should, be a medium to open up dialogue and bring disparate cultures together, DANCE Kho creates White as an exciting collaboration between two very contrasting worlds: Mexico and Hong Kong.

Bonsai Cacti, the experimental youth theatre group from Chinese International School, presents two original plays based on an imagined history of the Silk Road: The Golden Peaches of Samarkand and The Reliable Adventures of Marco and Polo.