A boy. A girl. Two rival gangs. One fatal love affair. 

Described as 'The No.1 Greatest Musical of all Time' by The Times, UK, WEST SIDE STORY is as relevant today as it has ever been. 

Inspired by Shakespeare’s tumultuous love story Romeo and Juliet, and set amidst the vicious rivalry of teenage gangs in 1950s New York, WEST SIDE STORY’s ground-breaking choreography and unforgettable score changed the face of musical theatre forever when it burst onto the Broadway stage in 1957.

An Asian premiere for this modern classic (winner of 4 Tony awards in 1998) in which the dysfunctional equilibrium of Maureen and her mother Mag is disturbed by the offer of love and a new life from a family acquaintance...

*

Meet the Artists opportunity post performance on 17 March

An Asian premiere for this production of Miller's masterpiece and first great Broadway success, lambasting the American Dream with this based-on-true-events tale of war-profiteering.

Winner of a Jacob's Pillow Dance Award, this piece fuses sound and movement with a specially designed sonic set to complement choreographer Michelle Dorrance's penchant for tap dance choreography.

4 pieces (Allegro Brillante, Jardi Tancat, The New 45 and The Triadic Ballet) showcase the choreography of Duato, Siegal, Schlemmer and Balanchine.

WICKED comes to Hong Kong direct from an award-winning, multi record-breaking tour of the UK, Ireland and Singapore. A “blockbuster success” (Sunderland Echo, UK) seen by over 1.5 million people in 16 cities, this production has been greeted with standing ovations and rave reviews wherever it has played. 

In an ingenious re-imagining of the stories and characters created by L. Frank Baum in ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’, WICKED tells the incredible untold story of an unlikely but profound friendship between two sorcery students who first meet at Shiz University. Their extraordinary adventures in Oz will ultimately see them fulfil their destinies as Glinda The Good and the Wicked Witch of the West. 

Winner of over 100 major international awards, WICKED features astounding technical wizardry, over 200 stunning costumes and show-stopping songs by three-time Academy Award® winner Stephen Schwartz (Godspell; Disney’s Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame).

The Bard's celebrated riff on anti-semitism comes to Hong Kong courtesy of London's Globe Touring Company in this much praised production.

Roald Dahl’s classic tale follows the adventurous, young James and his friends – Miss Spider, Old-Green-Grasshopper, Centipede, Ladybird and Earthworm. Beginning at the end of the story, like all great tales do, James and his friends are living in the giant peach stone in Central Park, New York, but the real story lies in how they got there, all the way from the White Cliffs of Dover. 

Orphan James Henry Trotter was sent to live with his evil aunts, Spiker and Sponge, after his parents were killed in a tragic rhinoceros accident. Just when James thinks he will never be allowed to have fun again he meets an old man who gives him a bag containing the ingredients for the strongest magic potion in the world. When James accidentally spills it near the old peach tree in his aunts' garden the most marvelous things start to happen and he begins the greatest adventure of his life. Various showtimes on each day. Please check with box office when booking. 

A full rotation of the Henry plays by Shakespeare's Globe as part of the Hong Kong Arts Festival. To see the full rotation of which plays happen on which night, visit their website.

Staged by the RSC's Artistic Director, Gregory Doran, and featuring a company led by Antony Sher and Alex Hassell, the Henry Plays come to Hong Kong following critically acclaimed seasons in Stratford and at London’s Barbican Theatre.

Enjoy one, or better still – see all three!

https://www.hk.artsfestival.org/en/programmes/royal-shakespeare-company-king-and-country/

Jung Ku-ho, one of the top fashion designers in Korea, and choreographer Yun Sung-joo take the four "noble" plants which feature frequently in Korea's still-life artworks as thematic symbols. With their distinctive scents, each represents a season in the year: plum blossom, orchid, chrysanthemum and bamboo. 

Wearing gorgeous costumes coloured with minimal splashes of grey, black, pink, yellow and green, the 25 dancers' elegant and flowing movements create beautiful, spatial designs against a background of pure and dazzling white. Ravishing and delicate, Scent of Ink expresses the refined spirit of Korea's Joseon Kingdom era (1392 – 1910) scholars, its music evoking nobility, strength and deep dark emotions.