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Theatre This Week: April 26 – May 2

A collage of all the shows' images. The shows are Yellow Objects, 蝦仔 Little Shrimp, and Moonlodge.

Yellow Objects

Available from April 19

Welcome to yellow objects:

This is Hong Kong
This is Hong Kong in 2019
This is Hong Kong after 2047
This is Hong Kong post mortem.

This is a story that we cannot tell at home anymore
This is one of many stories that will never go home again.

We are yellow objects
We are Hong Kong.

Presented by Firehall Arts Centre and produced by rice & beans theatre in collaboration with the Playwrights Theatre Centre. For tickets and more information, click here.

蝦仔 Little Shrimp

April 8 - May 2

蝦仔 Little Shrimp is a bilingual audio play about intergenerational relationships within Chinese culture and families. Open your imaginations and take part in Qingming and other Chinese traditions!

Where do stories live? How are stories passed on from one generation to the next? Do our ancestors live within us?

Presented by Carousel Theatre for Young People as a part of AudioPLAY. For tickets and more information, click here.

Moonlodge

April 21 - June 30

Hope, healing, and hitchhiking. Taken from her family by the government, Agnes grew up away from the support of her community. Unable to change her past, Agnes follows the voice inside her, journeying across America to where the women gather, helping her find herself, her history, and her family. An inspiring story of self-determination, and the colonial tragedies that shape our society today.

Presented by Soulpepper Theatre Company as a part of Around the World in 80 Plays. For tickets and more information, click here.

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