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"+1+1+1+" is the latest creation from the long-standing tandem of Japan's most influential media artist Daito Manabe and renowned female dance troupe ELEVENPLAY.

Elīna Garanča, the Latvian mezzo-soprano, is acclaimed as a "first-rate star" by The New York Times, possessing a velvety voice and a dramatic essence.

Two classic Cantonese Operas, “The Legend of Purple Hairpin” from the civil category and “Thunderous Battle Drums” from the martial category, will be performed in their original full-length version on two evenings respectively. The cast of ‘six pillars’ will feature both veteran and young actors, aims to present the new generation of local Cantonese Opera talents and demonstrate the successful passing of the baton from the older to the younger generation of Hong Kong Cantonese Opera.

Isla de Coiba is Panama's largest island with an area of over 500 square kilometres. In 1992, it was planned as a national park.

Internationally acclaimed Polish pianist Krystian Zimerman is widely recognised as one of the world’s most prominent pianists today. He won the First Prize of the International Chopin Piano Competition in 1975 at the age of 18, making him the youngest winner of the competition ever, and quickly took the world of classical music by storm. For more than four decades, he has performed with numerous leading orchestras and musicians in major concert halls. Zimerman’s concerts are always sold out, including his recitals in Shanghai and Guangzhou in early 2024. It is with great anticipation that Zimerman will return to Hong Kong after his last appearance 12 years ago.

Solemnity is the only atmosphere in the church? Not really. Located in the suburbs of Kutná Hora, about 70km East of Prague, there is a “church of bones”.