Rachid Ouramdane: OUTSIDER
Twenty dancers and four extreme-sports performers test trust, risk and collective movement in OUTSIDER.
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Twenty dancers and four extreme-sports performers test trust, risk and collective movement in OUTSIDER.
Contemporary art occupies a cluster of converted tanks on the West Bund riverfront.
Two Vienna Philharmonic programmes pair Beethoven and Brahms on the first night, then Mozart and Tchaikovsky.
Shanghai Yue Opera revisits the Lotus Lantern legend in a new production about family and freedom.
Chinese opera and dramatic productions bring an intimate cultural stop to Huanghe Road.
The Bolshoi brings its full Don Quixote production to Shanghai Culture Square for three evenings.
Beijing Jingju revives the Night Trial chapter of its comic historical opera about Liu Yong.
Ballet and contemporary dance share a dedicated performance address on Hongqiao Road.
Four dancers turn repeated everyday gestures into the charged movement language of De Keersmaeker’s 1983 work.
Du Liniang and Liu Mengmei’s love story moves into contemporary dance, between dreams, gardens and painted space.
A Shanghai Theatre Academy stage that brings drama into the Huashan Road campus.
Anhui’s Lu opera tradition tells the life of Wu Jingzi, author of The Scholars.
Ten dancers build a collective pulse from breath, sound and rhythm in Christos Papadopoulos’ new work.
Lane houses, exhibitions and contemporary cultural activity meet in this Hongkou block.
A treasured pagoda and a humiliating family visit set the story in motion in Wuxi’s Xi opera classic.
Beijing Repertory Theater and Ireland’s Dead Centre revisit Brecht’s Baal through live theatre and real-time video.
Opera takes centre stage at Shanghai’s new Yongzhan Road performance address.
Senior Peking opera performers gather for a vocal programme marking Tianchan’s anniversary season.
Forty-four photographs take viewers into contemporary dance rehearsals, performances and backstage moments.
Contemporary performance gives Kongjiang Road a destination for dance, theatre and visiting artists.
Jiangnan silk-and-bamboo traditions meet orchestral scale in a programme led by Peng Jiapeng.
Digital installations, AI moving images and real-time interaction meet in the first X-TRA exhibition.
A West Bund stage for touring dance and performance, with the riverfront close at hand.
The strokes and changing ink of Draft of a Requiem to My Nephew become the structure of a dance drama.