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Hong Kong Dance
Company 2010/11 Dance Season
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2010/2011 Dance Season Subscription Scheme
You may enjoy privileged discounts and the best seats for the
2010/2011 Dance Season Subscription on or before 31 May 2010
- 10% discount
on full-price tickets for each purchase of 2 different
programmes
- 20% discount
on full-price tickets for each purchase of 3 different
programmes
- 30% discount
on full-price tickets for each purchase of 4 different
programmes or above
Tickets of 2010/11
season programmes are available at URBTIX from 28 March
Enquiries: 31031806
The Epic Dance Spectacle
Qingming
Riverside
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Details

Triumphant Presentation
for the Fourth Time in Hong Kong
Presented at the 2008
Beijing Olympic Games and the 2010 Shanghai World Expo
A stage wonder
that arises
from a painting
masterpiece
A gateway to the
prosperous utopian city of the Song Dynasty
Featuring a hundred
dancers and creative personnel, the opulent spectacle
Qingming Riverside
explores traditional
Chinese culture through tapping into the rich dance culture of
China as the source for choreography.
It depicts the lives of Bianjing citizens during the Northern
Song Dynasty (AD 960-1126) in broad painterly impressions,
inviting the audience to travel through time to the dynamic city
on the River Bian. This living scroll interpretation salutes the
long and profound history of Chinese culture through
contemporary expressions.
A Chinese National Treasure:
Along the River during the Qingming Festival
Painted between AD 1119 and 1125, Along the River
during the Qingming Festival is a masterpiece by the imperial
court painter Zhang Zeduan. The scroll painting reveals in
astounding details the prosperous and busy streets of the
Northern Song Dynasty capital, Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan).
The painting is now in the collection of the Palace Museum,
Beijing.
Director & Choreographer
Leung Kwok-shing
Composer
Shi Zhiyou
Script and Research Director
Gerard
CC
Tsang
Folk Dance Concept & Choreography
Yang Zida
Music Coordinator Deng
Jun
Set Designer Sam
Leung
Costume & Props Designer
Eddy Mok
Lighting Designer Billy
Tang
May 21 – 22 (Sat - Sun)
3:00pm
May 22 (Sun) 7:45pm
Hong Kong Cultural Centre
Grand Theatre
$320
$250
$180
Tickets available now at
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Programme
duration is about 2 hours with an intermission. Late-comers will
not be admitted until a suitable break of the performance.
Suitable for aged
6 or above
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Hong Kong Dance
Company reserves the right to change programme details and
substitute artists
Past performances in 2010-2011:
Qingming Riverside Details
The Epic Dance Spectacle
Triumphant Return
A stage wonder arises from a painting masterpiece
The Hong Kong Dance Company transforms the national treasure scroll
painting Along the River during the Qingming Festival into an epic
dance poem. Meticulously researched and set to Going Upriver at the
Qingming Festival suite by ethnic music expert Shi Zhiyou, this
masterpiece painting unrolls once more on the Hong Kong stage.
The dance poem depicts the lives of Bianjing citizens during the
Northern Song Dynasty in broad painterly impressions, inviting the
audience to travel through time to the dynamic capital on River Bian.
This living painting salutes to the long and profound history of
Chinese culture through contemporary expressions.
Enter the opulent spectacle and utopian past with the dancers of
Qingming Riverside.

Director & Choreographer Leung Kwok-shing
Composer Shi Zhiyou
Script and Research Director Gerard CC Tsang
Music Coordinator Deng Jun
Folk Dance Concept & Choreography Yang Zida
Set Designer Sam Leung
Costume & Props Designer Eddy Mok
Lighting Designer Billy Tang
Main Cast Su Shu, Liu Yinghong
23 - 24.4.2010 (Fri –Sat) 7:45pm
25.4.2010 (Sun) 3:00pm
Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre
$280 $220 $160
A Hong Kong SAR Programme for Expo 2010 Shanghai

Dancing Emotions
“8/F Platform” Programme
youtube trailer
press release
Dancing Emotions: Behind the Scene

Hong Kong is a familiar yet alien city where Liu, Chen and Mi have
come to live and work. It is the city where they share their
thoughts and feelings, their reflections of reality and their
pursuit of the ideal.
Dancing Emotions is the three men's shared journey in search
of an extraordinary existence as dancers in a contemporary
metropolis like Hong Kong.
Artistic Director Leung Kwok-shing
Artistic Coordinator Yang Yuntao
Choreographers Liu Yinghong, Chen Rong, Mi Tao
Lighting Designer Maggie Law
Costume & Set Designer Cindy Ho
28 - 29.5.2010 (Fri –Sat) 7:45pm
29 - 30.5.2010 (Sat –Sun) 3:00pm
Hong Kong Dance Company “8/F Platform”
8/F Sheung Wan Municipal Services Building
Ticket $100
Tickets NOW available at URBTIX
Programme Enquiries 3103 1806
Telephone Reservations 2734 9009
Credit Card Booking 2111 5999
Internet Booking www.urbtix.hk
50 % off for students. For other discounts offers, please refer to
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Free Seating
Hong Kong Dance Company reserves
the right to change the programme details and substitute artists
Childhood Wonderland Details
youtube trailer
A Colourful Children’s Dance Drama

Let there be joy!
Nothing is impossible in the world of fairy tales. The key to this
glorious realm lies in the search for dreams and love and the quest
for truth, beauty and virtue.
The Children and Youth Troupes of the Hong Kong Dance Company
handpick five of the best loved stories by Hans Christian Andersen
as a portal to this shimmering world of wonder and enchantment.
Works include The Ugly Duckling, The Old Bachelor’s Nightcap,
Thumbelina, The Red Shoes and The Little Mermaid.
The young dancers’ springing footsteps will retrace these moving
tales to restore childlike innocence in your heart.
Artistic Coordinator Su Shu
Deputy Coordinator Chen Lei, Cai Fei
Choreographers Su Shu, Xie Yin, Ke Zhiyong, Wu Kam-ming,
Composer Ben Cheung
6 - 7.8.2010 (Fri –Sat) 7:45pm
7 - 8.8.2010 (Sat –Sun) 3:00pm
Hong Kong City Hall Theatre
$180 $120
14.8.2010 (Sat) 7:45pm
Tsuen Wan Town Hall Auditorium
$140 $90
Tickets are available at URBTIX now

Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Details
Grand Dance Drama
Usurpers. Traitors. Warlords. Heroes.
Princes and governors, fair maidens and scheming eunuchs, they all
scramble for the ultimate prize, the Empire of China.
Shifting alliances and lifelong allegiance, broken oaths and failed
assassinations, the heroic and chivalrous come face to face with the
villainous and wicked on the battlefields of loyalty and betrayal.
Who will become that one man to rule all?
Romance of the Three Kingdoms is inspired by the eponymous
historical novel, one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese
literature. The epic recounts the turbulent years of warfare and
intrigue at the end of the Han dynasty (206BC–AD220) until the
country reunified again under one ruler half a century later.
Complemented by contemporary visual aesthetics, the valorous spirit
and awe-inspiring personalities of the Three Kingdoms come to
dramatic life in this original Chinese classical dance drama.
Director/Choreographer Yang Yuntao
Script and Research Director Gerard CC Tsang
10 - 11.9.2010 (Fri –Sat) 7:45pm
11 - 12.9.2010 (Sat –Sun) 3:00pm
Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre
$280 $220 $160
Tickets are available at URBTIX from 16 July

Dark Root of the Scream
Trailer
Those
songs, those melodies, those steps
Mournful desolation
Reach deep into the soul
Flamenco songs capture the Gypsy’s wanderings. Melancholic
yearnings from deep in the heart, they are the soundtrack to their
harsh and rootless existence. These folk melodies captivate the
heart and soul of their audience, and unleash exceptional passion
and energy from the dancers.
Tassel
shawls and fans. Flamboyant
dresses and
long flowing sleeves.
Graceful,
restrained gestures of Chinese dance come face-to-face with the fiery,
impassioned flamenco hand-clapping and
foot-stomping. Expect the
sensuous and
the sublime.
Choreographer/ Costume and Set Concept
Rico Cheung
Artistic Director
Leung Kwok-shing
Artistic Coordinator
Yang Yuntao
Lighting Designer
Maggie Law
Dancer
Rico Cheung, Xie Yin, Poon Ka-man,
Yung Lai-wah, Icey Lam, Iris Suen
24 - 25.9.2010 (Fri –Sat) 8:00pm
25 - 26.9.2010 (Sat –Sun) 3:00pm
8/F Platform, Hong
Kong Dance Company
8/F Sheung Wan Civic Centre
345 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
Ticket $100
Tickets NOW available at URBTIX
Ticketing Enquiries
2734 9009
Programme Enquiries 3103 1806
Credit Card Booking 2111 5999
Internet Booking
www.urbtix.hk
Free Seating
8/F Platform – Experimental Dance Theatre
The “8/F Platform” is a dance laboratory that embraces choreography,
performance, education, demonstration, multi-disciplinary
collaboration and audience development. The Platform aims to bring
audiences, dancers and artists from other disciplines together, to
encourage exchange and interaction, and to serve as a catalyst for
creativity.
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Poet Dongpo
Trailer
Grand Dance Drama
Fortune and Fate are
Changing with Time.
Su Dongpo is
one of the Eight
Great
Prose
Masters of the
Tang and Song
Dynasties. Based on the principles of taichi, the
choreography will centre on concepts of heaven, earth and man.
Fusing sound, visuals, forms and movements, the multimedia
production brings back the cheerful spirit of this great man of
letters, and traces his rollercoaster career in politics and key
events of his dramatic life.
Director/Choreographer/Playwright
Leung Kwok-shing
Literary Adviser/Associate Playwright
Kang Zhen
Music Director/Composer
Shi Zhiyou
Image & Costume Designer
Lin Ching-yu
Set & Props Designer
Sam Leung
Lighting Designer
Leo Cheung
3 - 5.12.2010 (Fri –Sun) 7:45pm
4 - 5.12.2010 (Sat –Sun) 3:00pm
Hong Kong Cultural
Centre Grand Theatre
$280 $220 $160
Book NOW at URBTIX
Telephone Reservation 2734 9009
Credit Card Booking 2111 5999
Programme Enquiries 3103 1806
Internet Booking
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Fly
Youth knows no regrets.
Passion is an impetuous fire.
Creativity accepts no bounds.
Springing from a dancer's journey and leaping into the world of
creativity and choreography, we search for truth and beauty in
movement with nervous expectations and bravery.
Talented young dancers demonstrate their fiery emotions in this
nine-stanza ode to dance.
Artistic Director
Leung Kwok-shing
Artistic Coordinator Yang Yuntao
Choreographers/Performers Dancers of the Hong Kong Dance
Company
Lighting Designer Gary Ng
Video Designer
Jason Wong
Set and Costume Coordinator Lau Siu-san
7 - 8.1.2011 (Fri – Sat) 7:45pm
8 - 9.1.2011 (Sat – Sun) 3:00pm
Venue: 8/F Platform, Hong Kong Dance Company, Sheung Wan Civic
Centre
Ticket $100
Tickets NOW available at URBTIX
Free Seating
Ticketing Enquiries 2734 9009
Programme Enquiries 3103 1806
Credit Card Booking 2111 5999
Internet Booking
www.urbtix.hk
50 % off for students.
– Experimental Dance Theatre
The “8/F Platform” is a dance laboratory that embraces choreography,
performance, education, demonstration, multi-disciplinary
collaboration and audience development. The Platform aims to bring
audiences, dancers and artists from other disciplines together, to
encourage exchange and interaction, and to serve as a catalyst for
creativity.
Dance Roots
Trailer
A
Spectacular Dance Poem
A
Display of Diversity. The Soul of Ethnic Dances.

Rustic farmers, graceful Uyghur maidens, pious
pilgrims, noble Tibetan Antelopes...
Joyous prayers and heartfelt blessings expressed through dance.
Spirit of harmony and unity realised in movement.
Dance Roots
takes
the rich and colourful vocabulary of Chinese folk and vernacular
dances to create a dazzling dance poem. Taking China's diverse
ethnicity, geographical variety and long history as starting points,
the dance poem captures the different spirits of movement from
China's many ethnic groups including Han, Miao, Dai, Uyghur, Yi,
Tibet and Mongolia. Together with original music inspired by folk
traditions and vivid ethnic costumes, Dance Roots paints the
glittering world of Chinese ethnic dances on the Hong Kong stage.
The
best Chinese choreographers and dancers come together to create this
sumptuous feast of folk dance.
Artistic
Director Leung Kwok-shing
Artistic Adviser Pan Zhitao
Artistic Coordinator/Choreographer Zhao Tiechun
Choreographer Jin Miaomiao
Music Coordinator Qin Chao
Stage Designer Bacchus Lee
Costume & Props Coordinator Wang Yan
Lighting Designer Billy Tang
Featuring four guest
dancers from the Beijing Dance Academy Wu Shuai, Luo Wenbo, Wang
Ke, Zeng Xizhuo
Mar 18 – 19 (Fri
–Sat) 7:45pm
Mar 19 – 20 (Sat –Sun) 3:00pm
Kwai Tsing Theatre Auditorium
$260 $180 $120
Tickets are available at URBTIX from 21 Jan
Telephone Reservation 2734 9009
Credit Card Booking 2111 5999
Programme Enquiries 3103 1806
Internet Booking www.urbtix.hk
226 Folk Dance Fiesta
Inviting all hipsters and dancers to join in this extravaganza of
folk dance, featuring over 20 local dance groups showing off their
best moves.
26.2.2011 (Sat)
2:00
– 5:30pm
Hong Kong
Cultural Centre Piazza
Free admission
Registration and enquiry: 31031806
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Programme duration is about 1.5 hours with an intermission.
Late-comers will not be admitted until a suitable break of the
performance.
Suitable for aged 6 or above
Hong Kong Dance Company
reserves the right to change programme details and substitute
artists
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