Tsui Yu Hung Sheung Cantonese Opera Troupe: 'Wu Song and Pan Jinlian', 'Journey to the West: The Peerless Monkey King', 'Spring Flowers Laughing at the Sixth Son', 'Affectionate Hero Disturbs the Xuan Palace', 'Liu Jinding Breaks the Fire Dragon Formation'

Overview

The Tsui Yu Hung Sheung Cantonese Opera Troupe is bringing a captivating series of Cantonese opera performances to the Ko Shan Theatre. This program features a selection of classic plays that highlight the profound artistry, rich storytelling, and cultural depth of traditional Cantonese opera, spanning themes from folk legends to mythical adventures.

Program Highlights

The troupe will stage a diverse collection of iconic works:

• 'Wu Song and Pan Jinlian': A gripping drama centered on a classic folk legend involving complex human emotions and societal ethics.
• 'Journey to the West: The Peerless Monkey King': An exhilarating adaptation of the beloved Chinese literary epic, showcasing the legendary Monkey King’s combat prowess and magical abilities.
• 'Spring Flowers Laughing at the Sixth Son': A charming and light-hearted comedy that offers a delightful theatrical experience.
• 'Affectionate Hero Disturbs the Xuan Palace': A blend of chivalry and intrigue set against a palace backdrop.
• 'Liu Jinding Breaks the Fire Dragon Formation': A grand traditional piece featuring a powerful female lead and spectacular martial arts sequences.

Venue & Access

Performances will take place at the Ko Shan Theatre, a renowned hub for Cantonese opera in Hong Kong located on Ko Shan Road, Hung Hom. The venue is easily accessible by public transport, making it convenient for opera enthusiasts across the city.

Ticketing

Tickets are priced at HKD 420, 340, 220, and 180. Concession tickets (half-price) are available for full-time students, senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and their minders, and CSSA recipients. We encourage audiences to book early via URBTIX.