Tuen Mun Town HallLeisure and Cultural Services Department
25．35 Performing Arts Carnivals
Auditorium
29.5.2022 (Sun) 2pm-5pm
Free Admission
Participating art groups
| DancingAndy and Artists Presenting the struggles we share under the pandemic through original songs and choreography Dance With Hope For the past couple of years, we have experienced a peculiar situation. Affected by the epidemic, we have started to contemplate the meaning of our lives and how to adapt to the altered living mode. Original music, songs and choreography, created from our hearts and delivered through our bodies and voice, are to convey the struggles and change in the way of thinking we have experienced and impact on us since the day ‘it appeared’! Hope is always there after crisis! Formed by Andy Wong, a renowned local dance artist, in collaboration with local musicians and singers Music Soulmates and professional dancers. They have been active in artistic creation and education. Past works include multimedia dance theatre Separating From Separation, Body Voice and EP song Grateful. |
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| Yat Po Singers Enjoy a cozy afternoon of a cappella music! Yat Po Singers will bring a special A Cappella performance to everyone which includes Hong Kong’s Got Ho Ho Ho and AuntTea Time, the original compositions from their renowned A Cappella theatre production This Victoria Has No Secrets, the popular jazz song In the Mood and the classical Cantonese song I Do, I Do. Let the natural harmony of vocal music take you on a journey to feel the unique charm of A Cappella! The first professional A Cappella choral theatre company in Hong Kong currently led by the Artistic Director, Ng Cheuk-yin and the Associate Artistic Director, Anna Lo. It focuses on producing and developing original works in order to promote A Cappella art and demonstrate the innovative interaction of music and theatre. It is financially supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. Artists： Raoul Chan Sam Lau Ronald Tsang Winky Wong* *The Artistic Internship Scheme is supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council |
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| Endor by Drip Music A visual journey of improvised music walks you through the streets and lanes of Hong Kong Curated by Jazz Composer Teriver Cheung, Daydreaming is a cinematic music experience featuring Visual Jockey VJ UPO and Endor, a band formed by eight local uprising singer songwriters and jazz musicians. As a lounger, let’s go for a walk in the streets and lanes in Hong Kong and embrace the “detour” by the surreal live effect of VJ and urban soulful jazz sound.
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| Actors’ Family Showcasing the best songs from original musicals by Actor's Family, quintessentially Hong Kong The musical will run through the classic musical original songs of Actors’ Family with colourful and stunning lighting, coupled with different space and stage effect, to present Hong Kong’s century-old urban and rural development to the audience. Actors’ Family, financially supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, was established in 1991 by graduates of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. As Hong Kong’s leading musical theatre company, it is committed to producing quality original Cantonese musicals, fostering local theatre development and enriching cultural lives in the city. It strives to produce musicals that reflect daily lives with the aim to engage audiences and promote theatre arts.
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| Jazzical by Music Lab Where jazz and classical music interact and fuse Starting from the conventional, Jazzical modernises familiar tunes of classical music to new possibilities. Joyce Cheung leads her 13-piece ensemble, presenting a collection of familiar classical pieces fused with a jazz spirit. Jazzical brings in new perspectives for classical masterpieces by iconic composers including Mozart, Debussy, Chopin and Beethoven, etc., re-shaping your imagination towards classical music. The project features musicians from a range of backgrounds, takes inspiration from jazz and fusion, and promises an accessible, easy-listening experience.
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| HKAPA School of Dance Contemporary ballet and Uyghur dances not to be missed Students of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) School of Dance will present a not-to-be-missed dance works of contemporary ballet and Uyghur dances to the audience. HKAPA School of Dance is committed to ensuring that our young dance artists receive not only the highest quality professional education and training in Dance Performance and Choreography, but also develop a broader interest in the arts and cultural studies, appreciate the relationship of dance to the wider world around them, embrace developments in dance science and technology, equip with entrepreneurism, and be articulate and intelligent advocates for their art form. |
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Cultural Activities Hall
Fringe Activities
29.5.2022 (Sun) 2pm-5pm
Free Admission
| Tuen Mun Arts Promotion Association The group shares their passion for dance by bringing us wonderful dance pieces. Established in 1985, Tuen Mun Dance Troupe is one of the subordinate performing groups under Tuen Mun Arts Promotion Association. It presents 3 - 5 performances, 6 competitions and a winners gala performance every year. |
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 Spring-Time Experimental TheatrePurple Lee, a children's song diva and Simon Ho, a veteran musical director will bring us a variety of beautiful songs from the ever-popular musicals presented at the Tuen Mun Town Hall over the past years. Established in 1999, Spring-Time Experimental Theatre aimed at gathering new generation of professional stage producers spanning creative arts, performing arts and design, to curate and produce a wide variety of professional and high-quality theatrical performances. |
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| Tuen Mun Children Choir The Tuen Mun Children Choir proudly presents a touching and energetic mini-concert with hit songs. Tuen Mun Children Choir was founded in 1981 and has been providing choral training for children in the Tuen Mun district. It serves the community by promoting music and holding concerts in various Town Halls, Civic Centres and schools. Tuen Mun Children Choir actively participates in overseas music exchange and has joint performances with renowned choirs in Hong Kong and overseas. |
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| Glory Chinese Opera Institute Glory Chinese Opera Institute will present an excerpt of Cantonese operatic musical The Greatest Performer. The story depicts the spiritual journey and apprenticeship of a group of young talents who aspires to pursue a career in the Cantonese Opera industry, and features the emotional ties with their master. Performers: To Wing-sum, Christie, Wang Kit-ching, Kwok Kai-fai, Leung Fei-tung, Szeto Hoi-yee Established in 2018, Glory Chinese Opera Institute is dedicated to the advocacy, promotion and development of Cantonese opera. Through public performances organised by Glory, seasoned masters and budding artists join hands to deliver the Cantonese opera performances which are well received by the members of the public. By these efforts, the arts group succeeds in achieving the aim of preserving the traditional arts . |
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| Tuen Mun Children Choir Orchestra Tuen Mun Children Choir Orchestra brings us a collection of orchestral music. The Orchestra performs Gurenge, the opening song of Anime Kimetsu no Yaiba, Turning Point by Robert Longfield, Anime Songs of "Spirited Away" by Miyazaki Hayao and 1st movement from Mozart's Serenade to everyone. Founded in 1989, the Tuen Mun Children Choir Orchestra has actively joined hands with local choral groups, orchestras and musicians for various performances. The Choir has been invited to perform in different kinds of art activities including Tuen Mun Fun Day. |
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| Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) Tuen Mun Integrated Social Service Centre The band presents an acoustic version of Cantopop songs, bringing freshness and positive energy. Received one-year music training after its establishment, the band has actively participated in online concerts and district performances. |
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| South Tuen Mun Government Secondary School La Esmeralda is the ballet inspired by the novel Notre-Dame de Paris by Victor Hugo. The ballet performer presents the scene of the gypsy Esmeralda dances in front of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris during the Festival of Fools. Daisy Li Ching-sze, the ballet performer, is a Form 4 student, who was the gold medal winner (Junior B Ballet Solo) of the 47th Open Dance Contest in 2019 and the silver medal winner (Junior B) of 2021 Asian Grand Prix International Ballet Competition (Hong Kong Regional). Established in 2020 and composed of students from various musical instrumental classes, the Marching band performs Rock around the clock and Star Wars to everyone. |
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| POP Theatre POP Theatre will bring you a story of the "Three Little Pigs". Three little pigs are in danger! Please help them escape from the Big Bad Wolf's threat! (Performance with live violin accompaniment) Director: Chan Wing-chuen Performers: Leung Yuen-wan, Meg Chan, Jacky Cheung and Tsang Hin-chun Since 2002, Chan Wing-chuen, the Artistic Director of POP Theatre has worked on popularizing dramatic arts. He has focused on promoting children’s literary theatre to open up new horizons for children to learn through the joy of theatre. Through a carefully selected repertoire, POP Theatre has established itself as a platform for children to learn about themselves and other important life lessons, while cultivating their creativity and imagination through drama. |
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Exhibition Gallery
Fringe Activities
3.5.2022 (Tue) - 6.6.2022 (Mon) 9am-8pm
Free Admission
| Tuen Mun Town Hall 35th Anniversary: Exhibition Arts Tuen-gather 35 |
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Dance Studio
Fringe Activities
29.5.2022(Sun) 2pm-5pm
Free Admission
| East Kowloon Cultural Centre Into the EKCC East Kowloon Cultural Centre (EKCC), now under construction at NgauTau Kok, strives to promote the development of 'Arts Tech’. ‘Into the EKCC’ will first introduce EKCC and demonstrate how technology can be applied in performing arts activities. |
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Presenter reserves the right to change the programme and artists should unavoidable circumstances make it necessary. The content of programme does not represent the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.