Xiqu Centre exterior
Photograph: Courtesy West Kowloon Cultural District

Xiqu Centre

Hong Kong’s premier arts venue for Chinese Opera
  • Theatre
  • Tsim Sha Tsui
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Time Out says

A premier performing arts venue dedicated to promoting and celebrating the art form and rich heritage of xiqu, or Chinese opera. Located in West Kowloon Cultural District, the opera house is made up of a grand theatre, a more intimate theatre, eight professional studios, a seminar hall and an atrium to host smaller events. The building design itself is a marvel on its own, inspired by traditional Chinese lanterns where the main entrance is shaped to resemble parted stage curtains. 

Details

Address
88 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui
Hong Kong
Opening hours:
10am-10:30pm

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WestK Cabaret Festival 2026: Hong Kong’s first-ever large-scale cabaret celebration

The city is gearing up for a dazzling dose of cabaret magic. This June, the inaugural WestK Cabaret Festival, presented by WestK Performing Arts, takes the stage at the Xiqu Centre with a nine-day carnival of cross-cultural music, dance, comedy and storytelling from May 30 to June 7. The city’s first-ever cabaret festival is an immersive extravaganza, featuring Broadway stars, Parisian icons, West End headliners, and a dazzling line-up of local talents all under one roof. Whether you're craving a sophisticated date night, a wild evening with friends, or just a fantastic excuse to dress up, here is why this festival needs to be on your radar. Expect something different on every stage. The main stage at Grand Theatre is stacked with unmissable highlights. Catch three-time Tony Award winner and Broadway legend Patti LuPone in her only Asian stop with A Life in Notes (June 3), or experience the flamboyant overseas premiere of Mon Premier Cabaret by Paris’ oldest and most historic Paradis Latin (June 6-7). Do not miss the Asian debut of four-time World Irish Dance Champion, Bobby Fox, in Mr. Entertainment (June 2), and local star Alex Lam’s sci-fi cabaret, 3026: A Cantopop Odyssey (June 4) and more. The allure goes beyond the main stage. If you prefer your entertainment with a cocktail in hand, the Tea House Theatre is your destination, which sees no barrier between stage and audience, creating an intimate, bar-style atmosphere perfect for edgy, fringe-style musical comedies...
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