Performing Arts in Hong Kong

Sdm Jazz & Ballet Academie

5 At SDM, instruction of dance courses based on CSTD and RAD guidelines are our specialty. Our comprehensive curriculum includes many alternate styles of dance courses as well. We teach the subject of dance to children in a relaxing yet structured environment. Often, we work with mass media entities in which live stage performances are realized. These experiences help students acquire and boost confidence creating a sense of satisfaction. SDM promotes every student to become well-rounded from dancing skills to artistic culture. Using music, dance, and a variety of activities, we support the development of the students’ IQ, EQ, and AQ. This not only assists the pupil in their development scholastically, but also socially. We support admissions for CSTD and RAD examinations. For qualified students, we administer a scholarship fund to encourage them to further their dance education. “To grow up in a Professional and Cheerful way” SDM's Mission: To use instructive methods those encourage students to cultivate a sense of elegance and dignity within the art of dance.

201 to 500 staff

The Hong Kong Philharmonic Society Ltd

The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HK Phil) is recognised as Asia's foremost classical orchestra. Presenting more than 150 concerts over a 44-week season, the HK Phil attracts more than music lovers annually. In 2019, the HK Phil received the prestigious Gramophone Orchestra of the Year Award – the first orchestra in Asia to receive this distinction. Jaap van Zweden, one of today's most sought-after conductors, has been the orchestra's Music Director since the 2012/13 concert season. Maestro van Zweden is also Music Director of the New York Philharmonic since the 2018/19 season. Yu Long has been Principal Guest Conductor since the 2015/16 season. Under the dynamic leadership of Jaap van Zweden, the HK Phil has attained new heights of artistic excellence, garnering international critical acclaim. The orchestra successfully completed a four-year journey through Wagner's Ring Cycle, performing and recording one opera from the cycle each year from 2015 to 2018. The concert performances and live Naxos recordings were enthusiastically received by audiences, praised by critics at home and abroad and garnered Gramophone Orchestra of the Year Award 2019. The orchestra has toured extensively – to Europe, throughout Mainland China on numerous occasions, and to Seoul, Osaka, Singapore, Melbourne and Sydney in 2017 as part of the HKSAR's 20th anniversary celebrations. Thanks to a significant subsidy from the Hong Kong SAR Government and long-term funding from Principal Patron Swire, the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and other supporters, the HK Phil presents an annual schedule of core classical repertoire and innovative popular programming, extensive education and community programmes. Originally called the Sino-British Orchestra, it was renamed the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in 1957 and became fully professional in 1974. The HK Phil is a registered charitable organisation.

51 to 200 staff

Xtramental

XTRAMENTAL is a non-profit organization based in Hong Kong that aims to promote Theatre, Music, Musicals and other interdisciplinary art forms. XTRAMENTAL believes that everyone could enjoy, benefit and understand and express themselves more in performance and participating in various artistic productions regardless of their age, gender or race. Since its establishment in 2017, XTRAMENTAL has produced yearly productions and has given over 120 teenagers the opportunities to participate in productions as the roles of actors, musicians, composers, chorus members and backstage workers. XTRAMENTAL also actively engages local schools to promote Drama and Musical education to children, supporting the holistic development of the youth and encouraging kids to discover their creative side. ‘XTRAMENTAL’ is a portmanteau for ‘extraordinary’ and ‘experimental’. Read more about XTRAMENTAL at and Past public productions include: 32 Seconds of Ecstasy (2019 Dec) Chasing Stars The Musical (2019 Aug) Mind and Hours (2018 Aug) Hello To My Hollow Heart (2017 Aug)

11 to 50 staff

Shelly Lo Jazz & Ballet School A Subsidiary Of Hkex 1082-Hong Kong Education Int L Investments

About Us Shelly Lo Jazz & Ballet School was founded in specialized in teaching Ballet and Jazz dance. Students are recommended to participate the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Classical Ballet Graded Examination and Australian Teachers of Dancing (ATOD) Jazz Moves Graded Examination every year. We put great emphasis on public performance, and that is the reason we cooperate with different media and channels. We want to have as much opportunities as possible for our students, as we believe performances and competitions can shape them and let them shine more on stage. We are grateful to be honored by “Hong Kong Famous Brand”, “Smile Brand Enterprise” and several more awards this year. This certainly provide us with confident and which the support from all our parents and students is essential for our success. We arrange Open Day for parents to join our lesson every year, and let our parents understand their student, and understand us. Principal Lao, and Vice-principal Lau will lead our professional team for all our dance talents. We believe in the potential lies in everyone, and everyone will shine on stage with our cultivation.

201 to 500 staff

Aerial Dance Art Concepts - Adac

We launch a series of aerial courses include Yoga, Silk, Sling, Hammock, Hoop and Dance, as well as Detox Yoga sessions, various dance classes and Kids programme. Besides regular classes, we also host Certificate courses, Workshop series and Annual performances. ADAC undertakes stage projects such as performance and choreography. ADAC offers a comfortable shared space and spacious changing room equipped with shower facilities. Welcome to make your appointment with us.

11 to 50 staff

Dance For Joy Hk

Dance for Joy studio offer fun filled children dance classes, exciting classes for adults and memorable dance packages to hype up your parties and company events. All of our dance classes and events are designed to be fun and entertaining. Dance for Joy's team of innovative and fun-loving teachers provides quality dance instruction and a fun and positive teaching approach in each class. It is our goal to bring out the personal best in each individual talent. We believe that everyone deserves to feel the joy of dance. That's why our classes are designed for individuals with little to no dance experience. We create a unique syllabus to boost the self esteem of students of all levels through the art of simple body movement. A fun, entertaining and empowering lifestyle catering not only to highly trained dance individuals, but most of all to anyone who seek a new path of creativity, passion and joy through dance.

1 to 10 staff

Tang Shu-Wing Theatre Studio

Founded in 2011 with a former name as No Man’s Land that was registered in 1997, Tang Shu-wing Theatre Studio is a centre for theatrical research and creation. We believe that art is a platform for feeling and expression. The internal transformation within ourselves created by theatre is the most mysterious experience. Our minimalist body aesthetics is not confined by any single theory because the most joyful part of being an artist is to realise when to insist and when to open up. We create our works with specific artistic propositions through exploration of related practice. Until now, we have created 19 productions including “Titus Andronicus”, “Titus Andronicus 2.0”, “Detention”, “Thunderstorm”, “Why Aren’t You Steve Jobs?”, “Macbeth” (later renamed as “The Tragedy of Macbeth”), “Dead Man’s Cell Phone”,"Larger Than Life" and "King Lear". As a team, we support each other to realise our mission. Apart from creation, we are consciously concerned about the next generation as well as the community. In 2014, we initiated “Physical Theatre Youth Training Programme", which has established a brand of theatre training. As a recognition of its contribution and leading role in contemporary arts and culture, the Studio is named an "Eminent Arts Group" by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council in 2019.

1 to 10 staff

Hong Kong Ballet

One of Asia's premier ballet companies, Hong Kong Ballet (HKB) is internationally recognised as a world-class institution which represents Hong Kong’s unique character. Since its inception in 1979, HKB has evolved into a vibrant performing arts organisation with a dynamic repertoire, forward-thinking community engagement initiatives and an emphasis on excellence. Septime Webre, former Artistic Director of The Washington Ballet, joined HKB as its Artistic Director in July 2017. With nearly 50 dancers from all over the globe—Hong Kong, Mainland China and other parts of Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Europe and throughout North America—HKB has won recognition both regionally and internationally. HKB's repertoire includes celebrated re-stagings of the classics by Nina Ananiashvili, Cynthia Harvey, Anna-Marie Holmes, John Meehan and many other notable artists, original full-lengths created for HKB and an award-winning series of ballets for young audiences. In addition, HKB performs works by some of today's most sought-after choreographers, including Alexei Ratmansky, Christopher Wheeldon, Justin Peck, Jiří Kylian, Nacho Duato, Trey McIntyre, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa as well as dynamic new works by HKB's Choreographer-in-Residence Hu Song Wei Ricky. With almost 50 tours to 11 countries, HKB most recently toured throughout Europe in 2018, across Mainland China in 2019 and in recent seasons to the US, at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival and in New York at the Joyce Theatre and the renowned Fall for Dance Festival. In addition to its performances on stage at home and abroad, HKB maintains a full schedule of community engagement initiatives throughout Hong Kong to ensure the art of ballet is accessible to all.

51 to 200 staff

Jean M. Wong School Of Ballet

The School focuses on teaching Classical Ballet, with an emphasis on the RAD Syllabus. We work with students of all ages and at all skill and commitment levels – from the most talented ones who wish to pursue careers in dance, to those who just love to dance for fun and exercise.

11 to 50 staff

Unlock Dancing Plaza

11 to 50 staff

Nst Dj Studio

A non-profit DJ Studio located in North Point, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong which hand selects the brightest and most passionate pupils to give free private DJ lessons with all expenses covered by sponsors and partnerships. At the end of the immersive 6-month program, students will participate in a festival-like live stream broadcasted on youtube to provide hands-on experience with performing live, while also giving the students the recognition they need to take their career in music to the next level. Pioneer your sound with NST

1 to 10 staff

The Chinese University Of Hong Kong Chorus

For 50 years’ pursuit of excellence, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Chorus (CU Chorus) has become one of the best local university choirs in Hong Kong. With a global vision, CU Chorus has performed not only on the local stage, but also in various cities in southern China and Southeast Asia. With its high quality performances and innovative programmes, CU Chorus is dedicated to promote the art of choral music to the general public. CU Chorus was founded in 1972 by a group of CUHK students. In the early days, the role of conductor was taken up by students. Since the 1990s, the formal post of Music Director and Conductor is established. The post is first taken up by Dennis Ng, followed by Yeh Cheung-shing in and currently Leon Chu from 2006. From a group that once taken part in joint-university singing contest by the Hong Kong Federation of Students, to the one that organises annual performances, CU Chorus has now developed its range of performances including two public concerts every year, free campus concerts, overseas exchange performances, Christmas caroling, conducting workshops and charity outreach performances.

11 to 50 staff

Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong

Founded in 2007, Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong (CMHK) is devoted to the promotion, presentation, and advocacy of cross-disciplinary practices in sound. CMHK presents a wide range of programs that support the new technological, artistic and cross-disciplinary demands that are placed upon composers, musicians, and sound artists. CMHK strives to build a community and support structure for artists from various disciplines, foster dialogues and collaborations, and provide a platform for innovative and cross-media experimentations.(CMHK) 2007

1 to 10 staff

Hong Kong Arts Festival Society Ltd

The Hong Kong Arts Festival, first established in 1972, presents close to 150 performances and events by top international, regional, national and local talent during February and March each year. The eclectic mix of classical and contemporary works cater to an audience of about including participants of the Festivals Young Friends Scheme. The Festival also commissions, produces and publishes new works independently or in collaboration with international partners. Find out more at Follow the HKArtsFestival on:

51 to 200 staff

Hong Kong Repertory Theatre

19772001 With its founding initiated by the Hong Kong Government in 1977, the Hong Kong Repertory Theatre is the city’s longest-standing and largest professional theatre company. Since its incorporation in 2001, the HKRep operates under the guidance of its Governing Council, employing more than 80 full-time professionals including the artistic team and administrative, technical and educational staff, making it a comprehensive theatre company. Since the beginning, the company has positioned itself to present a "balanced repertory", providing wide-ranging, diverse theatrical approaches to serve the city’s population at large. In the past 49 years, the HKRep has produced more than 500 works, many becoming classics of the local dramatic canon, consolidating its influence as Hong Kong’s flagship theatre company. The HKRep’s mission is to elevate the city’s overall cultural life, strengthen its humanistic spirit, exert Hong Kong’s advantage at the crossroad of cultures East and West, and develop a unique Hong Kong theatre aesthetic.

51 to 200 staff

Brain Seed Limited

We provide education services via fun and innovative offerings such as YouTube drama.

1 to 10 staff

Hkapa Excel

HKAPA EXCEL is a non-profit subsidiary of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA). Our aim is to provide innovative, multidisciplinary and globally focused performing arts education through short courses, full-time programmes, customised workshops, and performance based productions, creating positive social impact in the community.

11 to 50 staff

Studio 789

Unleashing Artistic Brilliance: Our Studio Inspires and Develops the Next Generation of Dancers and Artists

11 to 50 staff

Academy Of Dance

Your award winning competitive dance studio with heart! Offering inclusive, recreational and competitive classes in Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop and Contemporary for kids ages 2 – 18 years.

1 to 10 staff

One Man Shakespeare

Welcome to One Man Shakespeare! Experience William Shakespeare's four great theatre masterpieces as one complete tragic cycle. A unique vision of Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello and King Lear performed and directed in a one man show by British actor/director William Mann. Currently based in Hong Kong working in English Theatre and Education, open to business and collaboration enquiries. UPCOMING SHOWS: May 06 & May 20th, HK Arts Centre

1 to 10 staff

Shakespeare4all

Shakespeare4All is one of Hong Kong's leading performance arts learning organisations. It is our mission to inspire young people to aspire to excellence.

11 to 50 staff

Sky Dance Avenue

11 to 50 staff

Starlit Voice

Starlit Voice The adults of tomorrow are growing up in a world of ever increasing competition. Starlit Voice is an Extra Curricular Activity provider to International schools in Hong Kong, who uses Drama & Theatre to cultivate Communication Skills for pupils of all ages. At Starlit Voice, our aim is to enable your child to reach their full potential. We believe in equipping Starlit Voice students with the right tools to stand out from their contemporaries. HOW WE DO IT. Through a structured programme of performance and communication examinations, using the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art Syllabus (LAMDA). LAMDA Using the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) Syllabus, we will take pupils from the age of 5 to 18 through a worldrenowned programme that will improve their standard of communication and unlock their imagination and creative thinking. LAMDA, founded in 1861, is the oldest drama school in the United Kingdom and is the U.K.’s leading statutory awarding body for speech and drama. Through Starlit Voice your child will join more than candidates worldwide who develop their communication and performance skills through LAMDA Examinations. CLASSES Attending classes in small groups, Starlit Voice students will gain selfesteem and confidence whilst learning to express themselves creatively. Good oral communicators do better at school and find it easier to make friends. They go forward in life with the listening, speaking and social skills vital for success in today’s world. AIMS Improve standards in communication through the use of poetry, literature and drama Support the academic and social development of the individual Craft independent thinkers, reflective learners and self-motivated managers Support the articulate use of the English Language and explore the nuances of body language

1 to 10 staff

Tang Shu-Wing Theatre Studio

Founded in 2009 with a former name as No Man’s Land that was registered in 1997, Tang Shu-wing Theatre Studio is a centre for theatrical research and creation. We believe that art is a platform for feeling and expression. The internal transformation within ourselves created by theatre is the most mysterious experience. Our minimalist body aesthetics is not confined by any single theory because the most joyful part of being an artist is to realise when to insist and when to open up. We create our works with specific artistic propositions through exploration of related practice. Until now, we have created 19 productions including “Titus Andronicus”, “Titus Andronicus 2.0”, “Detention”, “Thunderstorm”, “Why Aren’t You Steve Jobs?”, “Macbeth” (later renamed as “The Tragedy of Macbeth”), “Dead Man’s Cell Phone”,"Larger Than Life" and "King Lear". As a team, we support each other to realise our mission. Apart from creation, we are consciously concerned about the next generation as well as the community. In 2014, we initiated “Physical Theatre Youth Training Programme", which has established a brand of theatre training. As a recognition of its contribution and leading role in contemporary arts and culture, the Studio is named an "Eminent Arts Group" by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council in 2019.

1 to 10 staff