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[Eng] “Kung Fu Artistry”: The Unique One
Text: Angela Lee In 2025, commemorating the 85th birthday of Bruce Lee (李小龍/1940-1973), Hong Kong Dance Company, led by Yang Yuntao (楊雲濤) as Artistic Director, presented its Grand Dance Drama Kung Fu Artistry: Bruce Lee’s No Way as Way as a tribute to this legend as well as an advance celebration of the company’s 45th Anniversary. In the hearts of fans, Lee is not only an internationally renowned megastar, but also a great philosopher. He was the founder of Jeet Kune Do (截拳
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[ENG] Farruquito – Flamenco
Text: Angela Lee Heir to a world-class flamenco family, Farruquito, at his 41-year-old, first appeared in Hong Kong for the 52nd Hong Kong Arts Festival. He led a team with Manuel Valencia as the guitarist, Paco Vega as the percussionist, Ezequiel Montoya, Manuel de la Nina and Mari Vizarraga as singers, as well as Marina Valiente and Auxi Fernández as the bailoras (female dancers) and brought 1.5hours of non-stopping stunning songs, music and dances to the audience that
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[ENG]Peter Pan – Fun Up to the Sky!
Peter Pan; Dancer: Venus Villa; Photo: Tony Luk (Photo provided by Hong Kong Ballet) Choreographed by Septime Webre and based on the music composed by Carmon Deleone, Hong Kong Ballet presented the Asian premiere of Peter Pan as a gift for the kids before before returning to school after the summer holiday. It was a grand showcase incorporating both professional and young dancers to bring J.M. Barrie's classic tale to the stage with plenty of fun. The story starts in the D

