Reality is imaginary...

Like a wandering spirit, Annie has been lost for 17 years. She will appear on stage in 17 segments that will reflect her life. Hong Kong rep's latest production is a mixture of theatre of the absurd, physical theatre and storytelling. Who is Annie? You tell us.

Additional discounts for tickets on weekdays.

Drama surrounding a gangster who breaks into the house of blind woman and subjects her to a series of tortures. In Cantonese with English surtitles. No performances on Mondays.

Galileo explains to his housekeeper’s son the Copernican theory, declaring that a new era has arrived.  By presenting an ‘improved’ version of the telescope invented in Holland, Galileo manages to not only raise his esteem in the eyes of all those around him but also confirm the Copernican theory. He moves to Florence in the hope of getting more funding for his research, but the academics there adamantly reject his theories, while the Church pressures him to give up his research.  The new Pope, instead of accepting Galileo’s discourse on modern observational astronomy, sends him to face the Inquisition.

What do an English editor, banker, inebriate philosopher, and a coke-sniffing, spliff-smoking Australian have in common?

They are all expats in Hong Kong.

1st July 2007, a decade since the ‘handover’, and China’s presence all-pervasive. How do these remnants of Hong Kong’s colonial past fit into the picture? When Joe abruptly abandons his wife, kids and penthouse apartment on The Peak, he never imagines that his social-climbing wife would commit the ultimate betrayal. On his return a few months after his desertion, sparks fly and home truths come out, a child is lost, trust is gained and a perhaps new kind of love emerges.

Introducing a double bill of outspoken new plays about the state of Hong Kong…

Two actresses create a series of vignettes for the city they call home, directed by award-winning actor-director Lee Chun-chow.

Mike Leigh’s award-winning 1977 play is by turns hilarious and excruciating as it mercilessly sends up the aspirations of England’s new middle class. It gained cult status when it first came out and remains a perennial favourite. Under the inspired direction of Jodi Gilchrist (The Graduate, Pride & Prejudice), Abigail’s Party is guaranteed to bring both a grin and a grimace to your face.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is the new collaboration between Bristol Old Vic artistic director Tom Morris, and Cape Town’s Handspring Puppet - the team behind the phenomenal, global hit, War Horse.

This is a Dream about love, survival, mystery and superstition, darkness and light. Inhabiting Shakespeare’s sexiest and most magical comedy are lovers, friends, foes and fairies. But this is also a world in which trees and objects pulse and tingle with the possibility of existence. A world in which, thanks to the skills of Handspring, all objects are granted the right to life. Production is 2 hours and 40 minutes in length with one interval.

Rigoletto is an opera in three acts by the Italian genius Giuseppe Verdi, set to a libretto by Francesco Maria Piave based on the play Le roi s’amuse by Victor Hugo.  Premiered in Venice in 1851, the work was Verdi’s first international triumph and ranks among the most frequently performed operas in the world.

*Some of the 150hkd seats may have site line restrictions.

Performed in Cantonese, Putonghua and English with Chinese and English surtitles

Adapted from Federico Garcia Lorca's play The House of Bernarda Alba

A play about a philosophy professor who gets into debates about morality. In Cantonese with English and Chinese surtitles.