Following its award-winning productions of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Into the Woods, Face Productions presents the fun-filled classic musical, My Fair Lady. Join Eliza Doolittle on a journey of self-discovery, as she practises her ps and qs, guided by Professor Henry Higgins. With much-loved songs, witty dialogue, and breathtaking costumes, My Fair Lady is a hugely entertaining show for the whole family.

Meet awesome prehistoric creatures, from cute baby dinos to some of the largest carnivores and herbivores that have ever walked the planet! Erth’s dinosaurs are unmistakably ‘alive’ and mostly friendly in this fun, an educational and unique performance that will delight all audiences from ages 5 years and up.

Join Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood in Tall Stories’ magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.

KidsFest is an exciting Festival for the whole family where compelling characters are brought to life and scenes from well-loved books are enacted vividly on stage. It is a wonderful platform for family interaction and at the same time, nurtures a child’s interest in literature and language. KidsFest has become a key event on Hong Kong’s calendar of cultural events when families can look forward to a series of world-class productions.

http://www.kidsfest.com.hk/schedule.asp

The casting director of Star Wars and Game of Thrones, Nina Gold,  will share her insights and audition new Chinese acting talent at a series of events in December. The activity is in partnership with the China-Britain Film Festival and The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. 

To RSVP: events@bafta.org

Enter the imaginative world of Alice in Wonderland author, Lewis Carroll, in this brand new, ultra-modern adaptation of his classic poem The Hunting of the Snark. This is a musical comedy adventure story for the whole family featuring six high-energy actors, a life-like puppet, lashings of daft humour and an award-winning soundtrack of witty songs that will delight, excite and entertain children and adults alike. 

Returning to Hong Kong, this two-man show combines the fleeting beauty of bubbles with clowning, ingenious lighting, colourful music and crazy costumes. The two turn everyday elements into a magical, wonder-filled world. They compete, collaborate and surprise us, with fishbowl bubbles, animal bubbles, bubbles on a highwire, sliding bubbles, puppet bubbles and even a train inside a bubble tunnel.

Following a sell-out year in London’s West End and three successful UK tours, the charmingly incompetent English gentleman Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet Jeeves are packing their bags for a trip to Hong Kong.

Winner of Best New Comedy at the 2014 Olivier Awards, Perfect Nonsense layers joy on joy and joke on joke in a hilarious evening of theatrical absurdity featuring author P.G. Wodehouse’s iconic double act.  

Join the Potts family on an unexpected adventure of a lifetime as their magical car transports them into a world of adventure and intrigue. When an eccentric inventor restores an old and rusty race car, the bombastic Baron and Baroness Bomburst are hot on his tail. The gang soon find themselves in a sinister land where children are banned and the terrifying Childcatcher is employed to sniff out stray youngsters … all to a glorious accompaniment of music, laughter, and fun.

Full Version: 10th-12th June 7.30pm | 12 June 3.00pm

By Face Academy: 11th-12th June 11.00am | 11 June 3.00pm 

More information: www.faceproductions.com.hk

Semele was first performed in London in 1744 at a time when Italian opera was ‘out of favour’ and more sober art was preferred. Thus, Handel turned to the Oratorio to retell classical and biblical stories in a chorus based dramatic form. But still behind the more ‘tasteful façade’ Handel’s ‘operatic’ genius for drama, conflict and sensuality remain as sharp and luxurious as ever. Disguised as a morality story of ‘wanting too much’, of arrogance and self-obsession Semele tells of the mortal princess who wants to be immortal and like the classical Icarus, who flew too close to the Sun, she is also burnt!