Three local choreographers (Blue Ka-wing, Ata Wong and Rebecca Wong Pik-Kei) offer duets interpreting local writer Dung Kai-cheung's celebrated short story 'Cecilia'.

Italian choreographer Alessandro Sciarroni collaborates with local choreographer Mao Wei to explore the counterpoint in Eastern and Western dance and folk traditions in a high energy dance off.

This showcase for cutting edge contemporary dance in the Asia Pacific region features two choreographers redefining the meaning of 'duet': from Australia, Stephanie Lake's Dual develops out of two solo dance forms; while from Turkey, Taldans' Dolap has two dancers working their way round an increasingly interventionist refrigerator.

A satirical portrait of post-Arab-Spring Egypt with a cast of 11 actors and a supper that never arrives...

Fosse (Norway's new Ibsen) has been translated into 40 languages and hailed as one of the world's 'Top 100 Living Geniuses'.  Here his drama unfolds via video projection of child narrators as four elderly performers move around the stage in silence.

A trilogy of plays from New York's celebrated Public Theater, depicting a typical New York family during the current presidential election year.

Play One: Hungry - the family gathers to mourn the death of patriarch Thomas Gabriel.

Play Two: What Did You Expect? - set in September 2016, with the same family's reunion.

Play Three: Women of a Certain Age - the same family await the election results on November 8, 2016

The trilogy can be seen on successive nights (22-24 February) or in a single day (25 & 26 February).

17 different ways of corssing borders in the company of solo performer Thaddeus Phillips (creator of one man versions of Shakespeare's King Lear, Henry V and the Tempest).

Experimental Peking Opera account of key episodes from Lord Guan Yu's life.

In Mandarin with English surtitles

Describing itself as 'Electronic Music Image Theatre', Mathias Woo sets out to recreate Wittgenstein's world of the logic of language using Nerve's electronic synth music and the dysjunctive imagery of Tobias Gremmler and Hong Kong's own comic master Li Chi-Tak.

The dance drama Reveries of the Red Chamber comprises three different reinterpretations of this epic book, helmed by dancer Helen Lai,  theatre artist Ho Ying-fung and Hong Kong Dance Company's artistic director Yang Yuntao.

NB There are 'meet the artist' sessions with these choreographers after the 3pm performances on 6 and 7 August.