That's PRD takes a look at the best of the week:
May 3: War Horse
Originating from British author Michael Morpurgo’s novel War Horse, Joey, a horse purchased by the British army during World War I, was further made famous by Steven Spielberg’s 2011 screen adaptation. Initially taken to the stage by the UK’s National Theatre in 2007, the play War Horse has long been acclaimed as the new symbol of British culture. Co-produced by the National Theatre of China, the Chinese edition will be on stage at the Guangzhou Opera House. Experience a heart-warming story of friendship, tenacity and faith.
May 3; RMB180-780. Opera Hall, Guangzhou Opera House. See event listing.
May 5: Hooley's Trivia Night
Every Thursday evening, Hooley's presents a night of trivia. Head over to indulge in a wide range of questions and prizes for the top three teams! Hang around after to enjoy live music.
May 5, 8.30pm; Free Entry. Hooley's Irish Pub. See event listing.
May 7: Tan Dun’s Martial Art Trilogy
The world famous composer and conductor Tan Dun will be in Guangzhou to preform soundtracks from popular martial arts movies. The recipient of both Grammy Awards and Oscar Original Music Awards, Tan will help you dive into the action, with energizing beats telling stories of challenge, victory and bravery.
May 7, 8pm; RMB280-1,680. Opera Hall, Guangzhou Opera House. See event listing.
May 7: The World of Mozart by David Stern
As the son of renowned American violinist and conductor Isaac Stern, David Stern was born an artist. A graduate of Juilliard, Stern’s conviction that music is relevant and essential in today’s world has riveted audiences across the globe. During his concert in Guangzhou, Stern will collaborate with the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra to play Mozart’s ‘Symphony No. 40’, ‘Symphony No. 25’ and ‘Overture to Don Giovanni.’
WIN! We have a pair of tickets to this show to give away! Message our official Wechat account (Thats_PRD) before May 4 with the subject 'David Stern' and why you should win. Please include your full name and contact number.
May 7, 8pm; RMB80-280. Symphony Hall, Xinghai Concert Hall. See event listing.
May 8: Haya Concert
Haya is a Chinese band focused on Mongolian music. This year, the group is renowned among Chinese for their appearance on a popular music show, I’m a Singer. With a grand and resonant sound, Haya has stayed true to their ethnic, individual styles. Come out on the evening of May 8 for a mind-blowing concert by these brilliant young musicians.
WIN! We have a pair of tickets to this show to give away! Message our official Wechat account (Thats_PRD) before May 6 with the subject 'Haya' and why you should win. Please include your full name and contact number.
May 8, 8pm; RMB180-1,300. Opera Hall, Guangzhou Opera House. See event listing.
Until May 16: Boundless Material
Boundless Material is a modern art exhibition that displays scores of sculptures and paintings by two Dutch artists, Nick Renshaw and Riet van der Linden. The show is a window through which the landscape of modern arts in the Netherlands can be observed by Chinese and international audiences. With their in-depth and personal recognition of material property, the two use a range of different substances to enhance their artistic expression. Through these colorful, thought-provoking pieces, one can see the possibilities of an eco-friendly world.
Tue-Sun, until May 16, 10am-10pm; Free entry. Kui Yuan Gallery. See event listing.
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