Highlights
Stage Dedication and Open Days
Before the grand opening of the Xiqu Centre, join us for a range of free performances and events co-presented with the Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong and featuring some of the city’s most talented Cantonese opera performers
The Reincarnation of Red Plum
For our Grand Opening, and the 60th anniversary of its premiere, we present legendary dramatist Tong Tik-sang’s The Reincarnation of Red Plum. Under the artistic direction of legendary veteran Pak Suet Sin, the production celebrates the living tradition of Cantonese opera, showcasing three generations of talented performers and offering a new perspective on an enduring classic
Cantonese Opera and Tea by the Tea House Rising Stars Troupe
Presented by our Tea House Rising Stars Troupe, this 90-minute narrated performance is specially designed to introduce new audiences to Chinese traditional theatre. To recreate the atmosphere of Hong Kong’s early 20th century tea houses, audiences are also served traditional tea and dim sum during the show
Spring Festival Showcase by the Hong Kong Cantonese Opera Chamber of Commerce
This rich, month-long programme of new and traditional works by emerging and veteran artists offers a mixed programme of comedy, romance, martial arts and intrigue. Perfect festive season entertainment
China Theatre Association Plum Blossom Award Art Troupe
In this programme, twenty-seven award-winning artists and masters of eight different xiqu genres present four exciting performances highlighting the distinct features of the regional forms
Xiqu Centre Guided Tours
Supplemented with multimedia elements, this 60-minute guided tour helps you explore the Xiqu Centre facilities and discover fascinating facts about our new venue, and the culture and stories behind the art of xiqu
Exhibition: Constructing the Xiqu Centre
This exhibition of stunning photographs by photographer Ducky Tse documents the eight-year development process of the Xiqu Centre from initial design drafts to completed venue
