Jan 9-14: Riverdance
This theatrical performance-turned international phenomenon celebrates 20 years of bringing Irish music culture to the world. A showcase of traditional Irish music and stepdancing, Riverdance has been seen by over 25 million people and is one of the most successful dance shows of all time. Don't miss your chance to catch it in Shanghai.
7.15pm (additional performances on Jan 13 & Jan 14 at 2pm); RMB280-880. Shanghai Grand Theatre. See event listing.
Jan 14: Vienna String Quartet
If you became interested in Mozart after watching Mozart: L’Opera Rock, then this concert is the perfect choice for you. Originating from his birthplace, the Vienna String Quartet is a highly acclaimed music group. Since its establishment in 1990, the ensemble only selects the most talented musicians as its members. Get your tickets now and let the Vienna String Quartet take you right back to the Classical period of music.
Sun Jan 14, 7.30pm; RMB120-280. Shanghai Daning Theatre. See event listing.
Jan 16-17: Britannica Open Days
For prospective parents of children of Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 2, the Open Day invites them to experience the Best of British Education. With presentations from Britannica’s teaching team and a guided tour of Britannica’s Gubei campus, this open day will help parents gather the information they need to choose the right school for their child.
Tues Jan 16 (2-5yrs); Wed Jan 17 (7-1yrs), 9.15am. Britannica International School, Shanghai. See event listing.
Till Jan 18: "Our Time" Kim Eunjin Solo Exhibition
‘Our Time’ is Korean surrealism artist Kim Eunjin’s first solo exhibition in Shanghai. Influenced by Buddhism culture, Kim not only pays close attention to the ecologic issues and the impact of environmental pollution on nature, but she also highlights the circle of life in this universe. Owning to her unique sense of humour, visitors are granted joyful sentiment of living in the present day.
11.30am-7.30pm. Noeli Gallery. See event listing.
All Month: Haipai Fashion in the 1900’s Exhibition
Shanghai is a buzzing metropolis where innovation and trends are part of the daily rhythm of life. This exhibition focuses on exploring the changes and development of the Qipao or Cheongsam during the 20th century. Through the depiction of women’s clothing, artist Li Shoubai presents a cultural evolution that has contributed to shaping the style of our cosmopolitan city.
10am-6.30pm; free entrance. Shoubai Art. See event listing.
