Current & Forthcoming
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M+ Screenings Online: Cinema, Disrupted
11.03.2021 to 16.05.2021, Online
M+ Screenings Online: Cinema, Disrupted is a two-part programme examining the socioeconomic and political conditions that shaped film culture during periods of tremendous transformation around the world—times roiled by clashing ideologies, changing regimes, and social upheavals
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02.04.2021 to 29.04.2021, Online
A series of online workshops which encourage people from different districts using different materials to create their own handicraft in lifestyle theme, so as to discover the cultural characteristics of their communities and drive them to imagine a visit in West Kowloon
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15.04.2021 to 18.04.2021, The Box, Freespace
Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens has adapted Nobel Prize-winner José Saramago’s dystopian novel Blindness as a sound installation, directed by Walter Meierjohann with immersive binaural sound design by Ben and Max Ringham. Juliet Stevenson voices the Storyteller/Doctor’s wife in this gripping story of the rise and, ultimately, profoundly hopeful end of an unimaginable global pandemic
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15.04.2021 to 30.05.2021, Tea House Theatre, Xiqu Centre
Presented by our Tea House Rising Stars Troupe, this 90-minute narrated performance is specially designed to introduce new audiences to Chinese traditional theatre
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Traditional Handcraft Workshop: Pinwheel
18.04.2021, Atrium, Xiqu Centre
Join a hands-on workshop to create a traditional Chinese pinwheel. Symbolising the fortunes of four seasons, the pinwheels turn with the wind of spring and bring in good luck. Enjoy the workshop while viewing a new pinwheel art installation in the Atrium
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Sergei Nakariakov Plays Tchaikovsky
04.05.2021, Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre
Trumpet virtuoso Sergei Nakariakov returns to Hong Kong to perform a stunning programme with Hong Kong Sinfonietta in the first ever symphonic orchestral concert held at Xiqu Centre in the West Kowloon Cultural District
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Intergenerational Xiqu Journey
15.05.2021 to 19.06.2021, Xiqu Centre
The two half-day experience invites seniors aged 60 or above and their younger generations to participate in a series of Cantonese opera activities together, exchanging views, culture, and memories between two generations
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The scheme supports pioneering initiatives that inspire change, community engagement and audience building. Proposals that show innovative potential for social impact and positive change for Hong Kong’s performing arts ecology may be selected for further co-development
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The D. H. Chen Foundation – West Kowloon Tea House Student Matinees
01.02.2019 to 31.07.2021, Xiqu Centre
Specially devised for Secondary one to four students, The D. H. Chen Foundation – West Kowloon Tea House Student Matinees offer a fun and interactive way to learn about xiqu and Chinese culture
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The travelling creative studio has featured Wong Tin Yan’s commissioned work Yes but Why? on its tours to local primary school and community spaces, bringing teachers, students and public a series of learning activities and online educational resources
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14.04.2021 to 19.05.2021, Xiqu Centre
Supplemented with multimedia elements, this 60-minute guided tour helps you explore the Xiqu Centre facilities and discover fascinating facts about our venue, and the culture and stories behind the art of xiqu
