Verbier Festival in Asia Will Debut in Shenzhen in 2026
The inaugural Verbier Festival in Asia is set to debut in Shenzhen early next year, bringing world‑class classical music performances to southern China.
The latest theatre news from China — show openings, casting announcements, reviews, and touring productions.
The inaugural Verbier Festival in Asia is set to debut in Shenzhen early next year, bringing world‑class classical music performances to southern China.
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The Ghana National Theatre will undergo major renovations thanks to help from the Chinese government.
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Les Misérables has seen major success in China with the launch of its staged concert production at Shanghai Grand Theatre, reports China Daily.
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HK Phil) will perform a concert led by Long Yu featuring music by Joe Hisaishi and Johannes Brahms next year.
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra will present three remarkable programmes this November and December, featuring Mao Fujita, Emanuel Ax and Lang Lang at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum will host Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums in a major exhibition organised in collaboration with the Supreme Council of Antiquities
M+ has announced that its critically acclaimed Special Exhibition I.
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The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HK Phil) has successfully concluded its Japan and Korea tours in mid-October 2025 to resounding acclaim.
Shanghai’s MIFA 1862 Theater has unveiled its 2025/2026 season, introducing new works and premieres from China, the UK, Russia, and Argentina, along with immersive and mixed-reality performances.
The curtains have risen, and the verdict is in: The Message, the ambitious new musical adaptation of Mai Jia's revered spy novel, is a must-see event of the season.
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Following its successful Europe tour, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HK Phil) is set to embark on an Asia tour in October 2025, with performances in Hyogo and Kawasaki in Japan, followed by Gwangju and Seoul in Korea.
HKDance’s critically acclaimed, Grand Dance Poem A Dance of Celestial Rhythms.
Following its sold-out 2023 Taiwan premiere at the National Taichung Theater, Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey’s Next to Normal will return this December for a limited engagement at the Taipei Performing Arts Center.
Following its sold-out, acclaimed 2023 national premiere run at the National Taichung Theater, Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey’s Pulitzer-winning hit 2009 Broadway musical “Next To Normal” is coming back to Taiwan (performed in English), this time at the Taipei Performing Arts Center for a bri
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Renowned for its technical brilliance, innovative programming, and artistic excellence, the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra, one of China's premier traditional orchestras, will make its long-awaited Australian debut.
The hit family musical TAKE A QUACK AT IT!, a rock-infused sequel to Hans Christian Andersen’s The Ugly Duckling, has extended its run in Taiwan following strong audience demand.
The Beijing Music Festival, the most important international multi-day classical music event in China, has revealed the details of its 28th festival.
The Títeres Etcétera, a winner of the ASSITEJ Spain Award for Theatre for Children and Youth, will make its debut in China and present to the Chinese audience its masterpiece Dreaming the Carnival of the Animals.
Following the success of its Singapore and Europe tour in 2024, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra will return to Europe for a four-concert tour ahead of its 2025/26 Season.