Starry Nights: Argerich, Vengerov, Isserlis and Friends
Martha Argerich, Maxim Vengerov and Steven Isserlis lead two evenings of chamber music.
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Martha Argerich, Maxim Vengerov and Steven Isserlis lead two evenings of chamber music.
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Lawns, woodland and a broad lake offer a free outdoor counterpoint to Pudong’s towers and museums.
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Two dancers revive the close turns and mutual support of Italy’s Polka Chinata tradition.
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Hu Jieming’s media-art practice becomes an exhibition of works, documents and fragments on Duolun Road.
Verdi’s Aida comes to the new Shanghai Grand Opera House in a Mariinsky production conducted by Gergiev.
Specialist gardens, plant collections and the landscape around Chenshan make a substantial green escape in Songjiang.
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Canal-side lanes, small bridges and food stalls make Qibao an accessible introduction to Shanghai’s water-town setting.
A free series at ICA at NYU Shanghai invites small groups to look closely at one painting and discuss what they see.
Shanghai Opera House revisits a 1959 dance drama set around the city’s 1853 Small Swords Society uprising.
A sharply pointed residential landmark marks the meeting of Wukang Road and Huaihai Middle Road.
Artists and curators bring the questions raised by ICA’s painting study groups into a free afternoon conversation.
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A small stretch of green marks the northern end of the Bund, close to the meeting of the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek.
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A wedding bed becomes a space for dream, memory and theatrical play in a reworking of Chen San and Wuniang.
Cabaret, live music and theatrical shows fill a three-level historic performance space in Hongkou.
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