Gold Award at the Chuncheon Arts Festival in South Korea

Best Performance Award at the International Cervantino Festival in Mexico

A stunning 300-year cultural heritage not to be missed!

Originated from folk art, the ‘giant rod puppets’ of Sichuan province have a history of more than 300 years. Being one of the rare theatrical genres in the world, the puppets were inscribed onto the first batch of ‘National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage’ in 2006.

The programme brings together the best in mythology, history and folklore, told with amazing stunts such as fast change of face, tea drinking, flicking of long sleeves by life-size puppets. A highly entertaining show with dance and live Chinese music – definitely an eye-opener with the rich array of traditional Chinese arts!

Fair Play Crew will introduce the genre of dance comedy and talk about how and where they draw their inspiration to create the dance. Through interactive activities, participants are led to relax and gain confidence to enjoy dancing.

It is a wordless dance comedy that has bowled over all of Poland. Presented in episodic format, 6 dancers interpret the minutiae in everyday life in such a way that all of us can find ourselves in them and nod and smile (or laugh). The show was awarded the Grand Prix and the Audience Award at the PAKA Comedy Festival in Poland in 2015. It went on to win the hearts of audiences on the Britain’s Got Talent show in the UK and the Original Comedy Show of Dragon Television in the Mainland.

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Object Puppet x Live Projection x Live Music
Created and performed by: Chen Ying Ching / Yip Wai Bun / Lam Mei Yee
Miss Pineapple in the Fruit Factory is unwilling to be canned and she is escaping with her friends! Are you ready to join their great adventure to the mysterious Pineapple Sea?

Look donw closely, you will discover a brand new dimension! Explore the ground and all of its wriggly inhabitants in this quirky dance show. Performed on freshly-cut turf, featuring various kinds of tiny creatures, Grass weaves together dance, puppetry and projection to inspire chidren to look closely at the world around them.

The story of Queen Esther is one of the Bible’s most dramatic – an evil adviser to an unpredictable king leading to an almost disastrous consequence, only to be saved by a new young queen based on her wit and faith. Now in an original musical setting, the story takes on a new light, making it relevant again to the audience of today.

A family of three went into the depths of the forest and was attracted by a colorful bird perched high on the tree. As such, they quietly launched the absurd bird-hunting plan! Will they succeed, or end up in a mess?

Handel’s Messiah, Messiah Sing-in