Chung Ying Theatre’s upcoming production Confucius 63 will be shown on 8-16 October at Kwai Tsing Theatre.

At the age of 63, Confucius was appointed by King Zhao to set off for the State of Chu. Yet, on the way, he encountered his toughest year of life. The State of Chen and Cai laid siege to the wilds, attempting to starve Confucius and his students to death. At the edge of life and death, should he hold on his faith, or save his life and grasp the next chance in the future?  

Based on real history, Confucius 63 is an original drama production that unfolds the Maestro’s hidden moments of weaknesses and hardships that are rarely known. With the theatre talent James Mark as the director and the first generation local actor Dominic Cheung as the main cast, Confucius 63 reshapes the image of Confucius as a paragon for over 2,000 years.

In Cantonese | The performance is about 2 hours and 30 minutes | Audience of age 6 or above are welcome. | The presenter reserves the right to change the programme and substitute artists should unavoidable circumstances make it necessary.

Date and Time:
8*, 13-15 October 2016   8pm
9*, 15-16^ October 2016  3pm

* Exclusive Performances for Bonfire with $500 VIP tickets
^ This is an Accessible Performance with Audio Description (Cantonese), Theatrical Interpretation and Accessible Captions (Chinese)

Venue: Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre

Original Price: $280, $220, $160

Ticketing: www.urbtix.hk/internet/zh_TW/eventDetail/29184

Enquiry: 8106-8338

Exclusive discount for EdUHK Alumni:
15% off for Adult tickets
50% off for Full-time students / Senior citizens aged 60 or above (Limited quantities. First come first serve.)