Selected Events， Hong Kong Chinese Opera 2020
Art Form :
Xiqu
Year :
2020
This first section of this list is a compilation of the anti-COVID-19 restrictive measures imposed upon performance and related venues by the Leisure & Cultural Services Department. The different phases of lockdown and reopening are indicative of the Hong Kong Special Ad- ministrative Region Government’s evaluations of and responses to the pandemic conditions at different moments throughout 2020. The other events in the list were selected for their significance， meanings and effects in connect to the Chinese opera industry， related performing art forms， society， and culture.
Hashtag :
Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong (aka Barwo); Leisure and Cultural Services Department; Fung Cheung Hung Troupe
; Chinese Opera Festival; International Arts Carnival; "The Golden Age of Cantonese Opera"; "Du Shiniang"; "The Perfect Duo"; "An Official's Promotion"; "Painted Skin"; "Random Harvest"; "Phoenix of the Red Chamber"; "Wenguang Explores"; "The Tearful Couple in Palace"; "Shangdong Bandits"; "Zhang Fei Battles Ma Chao"; "Zhang Ji the Docter-Sage"; "Dream to Requblic"; "Mao Zedong-Xuyun's Dreams"; "Thanking the Nurses"; "Chinese Opera Young Fighters"; "Enjoy Cantonese Music"; "The Chinese Ghostbuster"; "Farewell My Concubine"; "The Secret Pledge from Empress Xiaozhuang"; "Chastising the Princess"; "The Reconciliation from The Warrior's Marriage"; "Kneeling by the Pond from The Lioness Roars"; "Children Cantonese opera excerpts and Cantonese opera songs"; "Talks on Cantonese Opera Libretti and Scripts - From Texts to Performance"; "Xiqu Dialogues II﹕West Kowloon Cultural District's 'Xiqu Petit Theatre'﹕The Why and What of Innovation and Experimentation"; "Happy Marriage of Red Phoenix"; "Floral Princess"; "The Imperial Emperor of Heaven Holding Court"; "The Eight Immortals Bestowing Longevity"; "Blessing by the God of Fortune"; "A Fairy Returns Her Son to the Mortal Father"; "Princess Chang Ping"; "The Reincarnation of the Red Plum"; "A Godsent Marriage"; "Dream of the Red Chamber"; "Thorn Hairpin"; "Praying to Moon"; "Slaying the Dog"; "The White Rabbit"; "Ringing the Palace Bell"; "the Story of Jade Hairpin"; "the Outburst of a Shrew"; "Breaking the Royal Sedan Chair" from The Story of Hai Rui
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