Because it already belongs to me 
Because it is the true me 
Because it is born unto me 

It is a simple honest feat to discover what one truly is 
The bloodline from which I came, bestowed on me by my parents and forebears 
My family is an extension of the self. Ever since I took to choreography, I was going to leave the molly-coddled environment 
 

Following the success of his solo work To Stay or To Make a Move in the UK, France and Hong Kong, Victor Fung's latest production L'Étranger is a contemporary dance work departing from Albert Camus's novel that explores the notion of time as a human experience. At times elaborated and suspended while stranded and disjointed at others, the protagonists finds themselves caught in fleeting moments of presence and existence. 

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, The Hong Kong Ballet Group presents The Sleeping Princess with its Heinz Bosl Memorial Scholarship recipient Yuri Ng and renowned musician-dancer Stephen Xavier as Co-Artistic Directors. Over 180 students and teachers from 32 dance schools will perform together with Cliff Lui and Sylvia Wu, the first ballet prince and princess of Hong Kong. 

The Sleeping Princess is a fresh rendition of ballet classic Sleeping Beauty, in which audience will be taken to an imaginary backstage to witness how the magic of ballet begins before the fancy tutus and sets. With live accompaniment by celebrated pianist Yim Wan and promising ballet pianist Simon Lee, you're about to experience the charm of classical ballet inside out .

The Black Light Theatre Srnec from Prague, regarded as the pioneer of the Czech Republic’s famous black light theatre performances, has travelled to more than 60 countries around the world, bringing laughter and enthralling entertainment to more than five million viewers and inspiring countless artists over the past five decades. In Hong Kong, they will showcase its most-acclaimed vignettes, combining classical ballet, modern dance and a comic twist with masterful black light innovation.

The Buying Game converses with everyday life and is realised by a cast of superb dancers, the premiere performances in 2013 were well-received and drew enthusiastic responses. This July, the CCDC puts Pong’s renewed reflections onto a larger stage, once again analysing our shopping experience with humour and insight.

In the award-winning L’Immédiat by contemporary circus performer and stage virtuoso Camille Boitel, nothing is what it seems. A stage packed full of clutter; furniture, cardboard boxes, and ladders serves as a playground for performers to charge through, under and over, causing pieces of the junkyard-set to cave in around them. Chaos builds. A woman comes home and everything falls over. She hangs up her coat and the rack collapses, puts her bag on a table but its legs have been sawn through. Disaster continues to spread at a frenetic speed as the 7 young artists use their formidable physical abilities and comedy timing to defy the ruthless tsunami of destabilizing forces. 

As If To Nothing is an adrenaline-packed and interactive multimedia work created by the internationally renowned choreographer Sang Jijia. This exhilarating work examines the passage of time in the stream of memories through an exquisite movement vocabulary designed by Sang. Having won two 2010 Hong Kong Dance Awards (“Outstanding Dance Production” and “Outstanding Achievement in Choreography”), the production was also invited to perform in Beijing, Guangzhou, Singapore and Florence. This tour-de-force returns for another breathtaking journey led by the CCDC dancers and their extremely physical and emotional performance.

A romantic work by a man of the post 80s

What do men born in the 1980s need…

How hard do we need to work

in order to achieve independence when we reach thirty?

Is this society moving too fast,

or am I moving too slowly?

The sequel to Macbeth.

Macbeth is dead, long live the King.

Under cover of night, an English army has swept through the Scottish landscape, killed the tyrant and taken the seat of power.

The Gilded Fan, a lyric drama by the legendary writer Tong Tik-sang, tells of the trials of love through poetic lyrics and virtuosic singing. Yam Bing-yee, who played Kwai-ying in The Gilded Fan, assists the young performers in preparin for their roles. The performances take place at the Yau Ma Tei Theatre, a newly restored historical site dedicated to performances of Cantonese opera.