天神地俠

About the show

Between heaven and earth, what truly separates mortals from gods—is it the resilience to weather life's storms, or the fragility to bear sorrow? 楊奇峰 leads the audience through the dramatic worlds of French Baroque cantata, opera, and ballet, exploring the mortal hero Ulysses as he fights for survival amidst raging waves, and the immortal goddess Venus as she struggles between love and hate—whether mortal or divine, all endure joy, sorrow, love, and grief, and this eternal contemplation ultimately converges on a single truth. "Gods and Heroes of the Earth" is presented by 楊奇峰, with music as the primary medium, blending elements of French Baroque cantata, opera, and ballet to explore the intertwined fates of the mythological figures Ulysses and Venus, revealing human resilience in the face of adversity and divine vulnerability in matters of emotion. The performance has unreserved seating and is suited for audiences who appreciate classical music, mythological tales, and cross-disciplinary art.

Synopsis translated by KinoHK — the performance itself is not in English unless stated above.