Head into the heart of the pulsating world of rhythm
Do you realise just how many objects can make music? Whether a cup, a wooden stool, or even a roll of paper, Ju Percussion Group 2 can turn everyday items into instruments in novel concerts that delight all ages. In a performance encompassing xylophone, marimba, cymbals and African drums, the dynamic young musicians display boundless energy and thunderous passion as they showcase a repertoire that includes innovative folk song arrangements as well as percussion classics.

In this concert, the talented Ju Percussion Group 2 takes centre stage, featuring rising stars whose youthful vitality draws fresh potential from the art form. The Group appears in over 70 concerts annually and regularly performs especially for children. A great opportunity for families to resonate with the percussive arts!

Angelic young voices conjure up joyous panorama
Get ready for a vibrant tour led by the scintillating young ambassadors of sound. Clad in their distinctive red suits, the versatile choir swings you through the nation’s musical repertoire, taking in jazz, country, soul and even military songs with equal poise. California sunshine boys one moment and rock ‘n’ roll cowboys the next, the charismatic singers are at home with the full range of iconic styles, including uplifting hymns, lively Broadway numbers and film theme songs.

The All-American Boys Chorus has been acclaimed worldwide since the group was founded in 1970. The gifted, multicultural 10 to 14-year-olds underwent rigorous selection and training to attain the soaring sublimity that melts hearts. Through tours and performances with celebrities and acclaimed arts groups, the outstanding boys’ choir then joyously transports this US-flavoured aural journey around the globe.

Young as these chorus members are, they already have an impressively wide repertoire of genres and songs to call on. What type of training has enabled them to do this? Do they have techniques to share? A wonderful chance for local vocalists to learn from international super singers.

The Hong Kong Youth Music Camp is one of the most splendid and vivid annual youth events organised by the Music Office in the summer. About 400 budding young musicians will be offered unique opportunities to receive inspiring music training by notable music maestros from various parts of the globe.

Conductors of the Chinese Orchestra, Junior Strings, Children’s Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Band and Junior Chinese Orchestra in the Music Camp include Liu Sha (Mainland), Wong Fu Tong (Taiwan), Lyn Williams (Australia), Chen Tscheng Hsiung (Taiwan), Demondrae Thurman (USA) and Yao Shenshen (Mainland).

Two exhilarating concerts featuring Chinese & Western classics will be conducted by the above six celebrated maestros to showcase the substantial achievements of the camp’s musicians.

The Hong Kong Youth Music Camp is one of the most splendid and vivid annual youth events organised by the Music Office in the summer. About 400 budding young musicians will be offered unique opportunities to receive inspiring music training by notable music maestros from various parts of the globe.

Conductors of the Chinese Orchestra, Junior Strings, Children’s Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Band and Junior Chinese Orchestra in the Music Camp include Liu Sha (Mainland), Wong Fu Tong (Taiwan), Lyn Williams (Australia), Chen Tscheng Hsiung (Taiwan), Demondrae Thurman (USA) and Yao Shenshen (Mainland).

Two exhilarating concerts featuring Chinese & Western classics will be conducted by the above six celebrated maestros to showcase the substantial achievements of the camp’s musicians.

“…a very powerful visual show filled with special effects, playful choreography and pungent humour” ── El Pais, Spain

Step into another dimension where humans and machines merge

Eight amazingly agile dancers take to the stage with seven lovable NAO robots, each with its own “personality”. Together they take you into a surreal world where the absurd and humorous meet the poignant and heart-warming, and boundaries between humans and machines fall away. Watch how a robotic novice dancer “learns” to swing with the beat while an eye-opening human-machine partnership inspires an endearing pas de deux.

France’s pioneering Blanca Li Dance Company spent three years creating this international hit, which also incorporates the mechanical orchestra of Japanese avant-garde group Maywa Denki. Serving as art installations as well as providing magical live accompaniment, the automated instruments add to the fluid choreography and dazzling projection to del iver a futurist ic extravaganza. A truly animated dance party that sets in motion the question of what it means to be alive!

No one can take away my DREAM without my permission!

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a must-read for many teenagers. Here, the hero is portrayed as a physically challenged lad, who spends his days gazing out of the window. Although he cannot move, his spirit is just as rebellious and keen to bring about change as his more mobile peers. To realise his goals, Tom depends on his angry young friend, Siu Fei, masterminding a series of exploits from Robin Hood-like adventures to fighting assorted evils in the cause of social justice. As long as we harbour aspirations, there is always a way to realise them.

Shu Ning specialises in connecting the younger generation with the arts. This show calls on acting, physical theatre, and song and dance to percolate experiences from the director’s round-the-world travels and young people’s limitless creativity into a compelling performance. Dare to be bold!

Join Ki Ki in battling the Rainbow Monster and clearing the air!

Having grown up in the woods, starting school in Rainbow City proves a breath-taking challenge for Ki Ki. With her love of Nature and a slower pace of life, the urban whirl makes it hard to settle in. All her classmates view her as an oddball and only La La tries to be her friend. When long-time companion Pink Dog sees the city’s giant incinerator has even turned the beautiful rainbow into a loathsome monster, devouring everything, it finds the damage too heart-breaking to bear. Pink Dog vows to fight the evil beast, with Ki Ki and La La joining the quest.

Following sold-out Legend of the Ocean: La La & the Litter Castle, Theatre Ronin again blends multimedia visuals, real-time video, interactive games, puppetry and original music into an enthralling show. In this immersive film-like experience, members of the audience may spot themselves on the big screen at any moment, adding to“self-reflection” on the damaging impact of consumer culture. Time to join Pink Dog and Ki Ki in examining people’s relationship with Nature.

“A perfectly tailored work for under-twos… to give babies and toddlers a delicate introduction to classical music” ── The Scotsman, UK

Follow the little raccoon in a tuneful encounter for the very young

Welcome to the musical forest on a serene autumn day. Listen! Birds are singing in the trees. Look! The mischievous raccoon is out and about. Absorb the melodious sound of the strings amid the golden trees…

In an imaginative collaboration, children up to two years are creatively enveloped in the music theatre world of Hup, produced by Starcatchers in association with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. Sitting comfortably around the make-believe forest and accompanied by live musicians, babies and toddlers play hide and seek with a friendly raccoon looking for a new owner for its bushy tail! In this confidence-boosting setting, parents and their tiny tots explore together with the artists as the non-verbal story unfolds. A mesmerising experience for first-time theatregoers.