Inspired by the unique setting and atmosphere of the Fringe Dairy, local emerging creative minds – composers Charles Kwong, Daniel Lo Ting-cheung and Mike Yip Chi-chung will bring forth some unusual musical works that incorporate elements such as improvisations, electronics, poetry and theatre...

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Andrew Rally seems to have it all: instant celebrity from his starring role in a hit TV series; a beautiful girlfriend; a devoted agent; the perfect New York apartment; and the chance to play Hamlet in Central Park. However, all is not well in paradise. Andrew has a feeling his fame owes more to luck than to talent plus his series has been canceled; his girlfriend is clinging to her virginity with unyielding conviction; and he has no desire to play Hamlet. 

Enter the ghost of classic actor John Barrymore, dressed in high Shakespearean garb and determined to help Andrew fulfill his actor's destiny and play the role every actor wants to play. Barrymore proves to be very convincing (challenging Andrew to a sword fight in the middle of the New York loft), and Andrew decides to play Hamlet. But when his Hollywood producer friend Gary shows up offering Andrew a new role in a television pilot, with a potentially large salary and fame, Andrew is forced to choose between Shakespeare and television.

Playwright Paul Rudnick had the idea for this award-winning comedy when he lived in John Barrymore’s apartment in New York in the late 1980s.

In the words of the Sinfonietta's first violin James Cuddeford: “Included in this programme are works by three composers I have worked closely with over the years. Singing is incorporated into instrumental performance here in new ways, whether literally humming and vocalising whilst playing in the virtuosic Holliger, or dissolving away into silence in Dean’s final ‘Sketch’, which is entitled ‘Song’.”

Programme includes Hindson (Song of Life for Solo Violin), Holliger (Three Sketches for Violin & Viola), Dean (Sketches for Siegbert for Solo Viola) and more...

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The Happy Go Lucky Big Band, founded in 2010, performs big band jazz classics.

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Two of Japan's top comedians, performing in English, hosted by HK's own Nick Milnes

Psychiatrist Dr Lawrence is missing. Michael, a disturbed patient infatuated with elephants, knows where he is. Dr Greenberg, the hospital director, questions Michael but his ego and the fact he does not read Michael’s file beforehand leaves him at a disadvantage. Fraught with mind games and verbal tugs-of-war, the questioning turns into a cat-and-mouse game until the haunting conclusion. Can Michael’s web of riddles be untangled to reach the dark truth? 

Inspired by the unique setting and atmosphere of the Fringe Dairy, local emerging creative minds – piano trio CMFL and award winning photographer-architect Tugo Cheng will explore as yet unseen landscapes in China and as yet unheard Spanish piano trios.

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Dance theatre integrating different elements of the arts, leading the audience to reflect on what happiness really means...

Saturday Night Jazz Orcherstra, founded in 1990, comprises 20 musicians from almost as many nationalities - for whom it's 'all about swing'.

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Mini big band plays swing, jazz funk, pop and jazzified Cantopop...

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