Tsuen Wan Town HallLeisure and Cultural Services Department
Performing Arts Fun Day 2024 @Tsuen Wan Town Hall
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The Performing Arts Fun Day 2024 presents a gala of dazzling top-notch performing arts programmes with music, dance, drama, contemporary circus and more by talented local young artists. Join us and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of performing arts on Sunday, 2 June 2024!
2.6.2024 (Sun) 2pm-5:15pm
Free Admission
Auditorium – Core Programme
(Suitable for ages 3 and above)
Admission ticket is not required for Auditorium programmes. Limited seats are available on a first-come-first-served basis.
Music
| Home Coming 2.0 by Boonfaysau Welcome to our home, where we will present a diverse a cappella arrangement of different styles of both original and arranged works, demonstrating the versatility and energy of a cappella music. Let’s enjoy a unique experience of sheer human voices!
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Kung-Fu Contemporary Dance and Cirrus
| No Dragon No Lion by TS Crew Embark on a journey of discovery and transformation of the idea of a unique brotherhood in humanity as part of the Asian culture. A unique performance showcasing the essence of the traditional form of performing arts and blended with martial arts, trickings, parkour, capoeira, dance and live beatboxing. This made in Hong Kong kung-fu contemporary dance and circus, No Dragon No Lion, received the Asian Arts Award for Best Show from Asian Art Fund Scotland at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2022.
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Drama
| The Gallants by Class 7A Drama Group Time to explore the world of classical literature and learn how to become a hero! The word Xia (hero) often conjures up the global superheroes of today. But did you know that such courageous Xia Ke (knights) have long existed in Chinese literature as well?! How do you become such a knight? By helping the needy and fighting for justice? By mastering martial arts and not submitting to aggression? In fact, it is gallant conduct such as bravery and being righteous that matters most to a knight.
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Dance
| La P en V Innovative Dance Platform Serendipity Serendipity, an abstract, predetermined tie in any relationship like those “predestined to be friends or to love” in Chinese culture, nurtures the encounter, be it in experiences or human relationships. The choreographer’s wish is for “serendipity with dance” to manifest itself as a timeless relationship, like an everlasting flow of love in dance. Déjà vu A voice flashed by in my dream, a feeling of déjà vu, is it real or just fantasy? Have you heard of it? Naked Soul Withering leaves scattered all over, and snowflakes swirling in the sky like hovering over the naked soul - what a heart-purifying experience…
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*The duration of each performance at Auditorium is around 45 mins. (Duration is for reference only, the length of each live performance may vary)
Cultural Activities Hall — Fringe Activities*
(Suitable for ages 3 and above)
Admission by ticket with free seating. Limited seats available on a first-come-first-served basis.
2pm-2:45pm Count-In Music   |
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The Hong Kong Youth Jazz Collective, from one of the venue partners, will delight the audience with a variety of jazz music genres, including Swing, Bossa Nova and Latin. During the concert, Lui Ngao-yuen, the band’s founder, will introduce the audience to the world of jazz with guided appreciation, while the young musicians will share the joy of learning about and playing jazz music. |
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| 4pm-5pm Zenneth KOK | ||
Digital magic incorporates videos, animations, screens and other digital equipment into the performance of tricks, opening the door to a whole new world of creative ways of presentation beyond the confines of traditional magic. Mentalist magic relies on the magician’s knowledge of mind reading, telepathy, precognition, mathematics and more to accurately predict audience behaviours and invite viewers to think actively and make choices. Fusing these two distinctive styles of magic performance rarely seen in Hong Kong, “In Your Sight, In Your Mind” offers an out-of-this-world journey into magic and allow the audience to enjoy the marvel of magic both visually and mentally. |
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Exhibition Gallery — Fringe Activities*
(Suitable for ages 3 and above)
Admission by ticket with free seating. Limited seats available on a first-come-first-served basis.
2:15pm-3:30pm Ming Ri Institute For Arts Education  |
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Based on Journey to the West, a classic Chinese novel, this theatre tells the story of a master and his three disciples travelling to the West (India) in quest of the Buddhist scriptures and saving the common people along the way. The journey is full of challenges, such as the Bull Demon King, Princess Iron-Fan, spider spirits and the Mountain of Flames. The different personalities of the master and his disciples also play a part in the course of the expedition. Although there are more than 15 characters in the drama, they will only be played by four professional actors, who will also use puppets to give a lively and thrilling performance. *with post-performance workshop
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*Arrangements for Fringe Activities (Cultural Activities Hall and Exhibition Gallery)
- Admission by ticket with free seating. Limited places available on a first-come-first-served basis.
- Tickets will be distributed at the Foyer of Tsuen Wan Town Hall from 12 noon on the day of the activity.
- Each person is allowed up to two tickets for each activity.
- Reserved places will be allocated to others if the ticket holders fail to show up within 10 minutes after the activities have started.
- In the event of any dispute regarding ticket distribution and seating arrangements, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department’s decision shall be final and conclusive.
The presenter reserves the right to change the programmes or substitute artists. The content of programmes does not represent the views of the Lesiure and Cultural Services Department.
Programme Enquiry: 2414 0144