Prepare to be “opera-tuned” as the Chinese Theatre Circle reveals the enchanting world of traditional Cantonese opera. Immerse yourself in mesmerising elements that bring forth the grandeur and spectacle cherished by opera enthusiasts.
Are you ready to dive into the beautiful and ancient world of Cantonese Opera with the Chinese Theatre Circle? From reimagined stories to new soundscapes, experience the vibrant energy and captivating elements of this unique art form at My Chinatown Festival.
The Chinese Theatre Circle (CTC) is an award-winning, non-profit professional Chinese opera company in Singapore. Established in 1981, CTC is noted for pioneering efforts in creating awareness of Chinese Opera. With over 2,000 performances in Singapore and 23 countries, including a nationally broadcasted opera, CTC has significantly showcased the art form to a global audience. Recognised for its pioneering efforts, CTC received the Excellence for Singapore Award in 1997 for its contributions to promoting Chinese opera in Asia and beyond.
Sunday, 13 August 2023
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Alms round is a traditional Buddhist practice for monks to walk through the community and collect food or other offerings from laypeople. Discover what alms round looks like in the Bedok South neighbourhood with Phra Goh, one of Singapore’s youngest monks ordained at 23 years old.
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Behind every hawker stall and shop in Chinatown Complex that has stood the test of time lies a treasure trove of stories and heartfelt experiences. These tales will come into spotlight at My Chinatown Shop Corner Gallery where historical documents, photographs and artefacts are displayed at the shop or hawker stall to tell the stories of these shops. Catch Hawker Chan’s Michelin medals, Er Gu Tang Shui’s traditional stone grinder and many others on display!