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SCMP Reporter

CANTONESE SATIRE

Be a Gentleman of No Desire, a Cantonese  play about the plight of civil servants, is the latest offering from Pants Production.

It will be staged at the Cultural Activities Hall of Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre from tomorrow  to September 25 at 8pm with weekend matinees at 3pm.

The play features veteran actors Alan Wong and Chow Wai-keung.

Tickets  at $95 (adults) and $60 (students) can be obtained from Urbtix on 2734 9009.

DOOM-METAL CONCERT

Australian doom-metal band The Eternal will make their Hong Kong debut on Saturday at the Warehouse.

The Eternal,  previously known as Crystal Darkness, is one of the most active bands playing doom-metal - a sub-genre of  heavy metal -  which originated in the late 1980s.

The Melbourne-based band - which  blends  melodic guitars,  keyboards and violins in its music - will be supported by local doom-metal band Bereavement.

The concert starts at 7.30pm. Tickets cost $170 and are available at Trinity Records (Shop 108, 1/F Richmond Shopping Centre, 109 Argyle St, Mongkok). For more information, call 2383 2801.

INDIE GIG

Electronic duo My Little Airport and guitar pop group 22 Cats will perform their original tunes at the PANIC (2/F, 226 Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Mongkok) on Sunday.

My Little Airport  comprise Lam Pang and Nicole Au, who have just released their  oddly-titled album, The OK Thing to do on Sunday Afternoon is to Toddle in the Zoo.

22 Cats consist of Chan Kwon-kit, Chan Lam-por and Tin Lap-for who combine catchy guitar pop  with experimental programming. They  recently released  their debut album, All the Good People will Shine.

The mini-concert will start at 4.30pm. Admission is free.



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