The Xiqu Centre’s second experimental Cantonese opera production, this adaptation of an ancient tale of the legendary Yang generals combines traditional and contemporary theatre practices, and presents Wenguang’s contemplation of his family legacy as a metaphor for the preservation and innovation of Cantonese opera in the modern era

A thought-provoking and inclusive new work about predetermination and freewill

Blending traditional Cantonese opera techniques with contemporary stage and lighting design, this groundbreaking production reinterprets the legendary story of the downfall of Xiang Yu, the self-proclaimed “Overlord of Western Chu”

A tale of murder and morality written, directed and performed by Cantonese opera legend Law Ka-ying and inspired by Kurosawa’s classic Rashomon

Explore traditional bead embroidery techniques and learn how to create an auspicious marigold flower

Due to the change of programme, Living Heritage Workshop: Printmaking due to take place 13 November 2022 (Sunday) is cancelled

Join a hands-on workshop and create your own individual brooch using ribbon to imitate the traditional art of kingfisher feather inlay