Introduction

This November, get ready to be enchanted as the Hong Kong Ballet (HKB) brings its critically acclaimed production of ‘ALICE (In Wonderland)’ to Beijing's renowned National Centre for the Performing Arts, affectionately known as "The Egg." This much-anticipated tour promises to share a burst of vibrant Hong Kong culture with audiences in the capital.

Choreography and Story

Choreographed by the talented HKB Artistic Director Septime Webre, ‘ALICE (In Wonderland)’ is not just a visual treat; it’s a heartwarming story about friendship, resilience, and the power of character that has captivated viewers since its world premiere in Hong Kong in 2018, where it met an overwhelming response with sold-out performances.

A Whimsical Journey

Audiences in Beijing will be taken on a mesmerizing journey as Alice plunges into the whimsical world crafted by Lewis Carroll. Meet a dizzying array of characters, from the anxious White Rabbit to the fiery Queen of Hearts, each brought to life through vibrant choreography and stunning visuals. The talents behind this masterpiece include exceptional music by Matthew Pierce and imaginative design contributions from Liz Vandal (costumes), James Kronzer (sets), Clifton Taylor (lighting), and Eric Van Wyk (puppetry).

Performance Dates and Details

Mark your calendars! The performances will take place on November 15 at 7 PM, and on November 16 at both 2 PM and 7 PM. This two-hour spectacle, complete with an intermission, is perfect for families—children aged three and above are welcome to join this enchanting experience.

Acknowledgements

This endeavor is made possible thanks to the generous support from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau and the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Beijing, alongside sponsorship from United Overseas Bank (UOB).

Conclusion

Don't miss your chance to witness this extraordinary display of artistry and storytelling. Be sure to secure your tickets and immerse yourself in the magic of ‘ALICE (In Wonderland)’ at the National Centre for the Performing Arts!