La Fenice: Tosca
Venice’s Teatro La Fenice brings Puccini’s Tosca to Shanghai in a staging that moves the drama into the 1950s.
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Venice’s Teatro La Fenice brings Puccini’s Tosca to Shanghai in a staging that moves the drama into the 1950s.
Shanghai’s screen history comes into focus through filmmakers, production stories and objects from a century of cinema.
Skateboarding becomes a way to read cities in a photography and video exhibition at Fotografiska Shanghai.
Thomas Ostermeier turns Fassbinder’s film into theatre through one woman’s life in post-war West Germany.
Carving, embroidery and traditional craft fill a white villa on Fenyang Road.
Discarded photographic negatives become a portrait of everyday life in Thomas Sauvin’s Beijing Silvermine project.
All fifteen Shostakovich symphonies form a multi-concert cycle conducted by Valery Gergiev.
Classic cars, design and mechanical history make Anting’s automobile museum a focused day-trip destination.
Robert Zhao Renhui uses photography and moving image to look closely at human relationships with the natural world.
Melville’s white whale becomes music theatre through Robert Wilson’s visual staging and Anna Calvi’s score.
Changing art exhibitions give this Caobao Road museum a reason to anchor a visit to Minhang.
TOKiMONSTA leads SHFT’s first Made It Dance night at Reactor, with local selectors across the programme.
A Yue opera about Fan Zhongyan’s exile puts public duty, corruption and moral conviction into conflict.
Interactive displays make science approachable for young visitors at this free Changning museum.
Karaoke, architecture and ritual connect two installations in Wong Kit Yi’s Rockbund Art Museum exhibition.
Ten dancers bring aerial movement and close physical contact to a work about memory and absence.
Woodcarving, painting and stained glass reveal the cultural history of the former Tushanwan orphanage and workshops.
Contemporary art moves through courtyards, gardens and interior spaces at Amanyangyun in Minhang.
Sichuan’s historic routes inspire a dance drama linking mountain passes, waterworks and cultural memory.
A historic warehouse beside Suzhou Creek houses an exhibition on the 1937 defence of Sihang Warehouse.
Zhang Meng brings drawing, artist books, sound and textiles together in a presentation spanning ten years of work.
Excerpts from Swan Lake, Spartacus and other classical ballets form a concentrated Bolshoi programme.
Telegraph history adds a technology-focused stop inside a historic building near the Bund.
Xu Lishuang turns everyday actions, industrial objects and spatial movement into an exhibition at ShanghART M50.