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SCMP Reporter

KUNG FUNG DRAMA

Set during  the  Ching Dynasty, Of Minds and No-mind  is a kung fu drama that takes a humorous look at  the current social and political  environment in Hong Kong.

Directed and written by Paul Poon,  the play stars Jim Chim, Olivia Yan and Leung Kai-kit.

It is a joint venture by local  groups Theatre Ensemble and Prospect Theatre. The Cantonese drama will be staged from tomorrow until October 3 at 8pm, with weekend matinees at 3pm, at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.

Tickets at $170 and $120, with half-price concessions for students, are available from Urbtix on  2734 9009.

CLASSIC RE-RUN

Local group Theatre du Pif's  Overcoat, an English play based on the century-old masterpiece by Nioklai Gogol, is  back by popular demand.

The drama tells the story of a lonely clerk in St Petersburg, Russia and how his life is completely transformed by the arrival of a new coat.

Overcoat will be staged tomorrow and  Saturday at 8pm, and on Sunday at 3pm, at Sha Tin Town Hall's Cultural Activities Hall. Tickets at $120 (adults) and $60 (students) are available from Urbtix.

CHILDREN'S FILM

German children's film The Story of the Little Mook  will be shown tomorrow at 7.30pm at the Hong Kong Space Museum's Lecture Hall.

The movie revolves around a  short, hunchbacked old man who  is teased and taunted by children.

One day, he manages to hold the children spellbound with a story about  a little boy called Mook who is banished from his home.

Mook   sets off on his own to live in the desert where he meets an old woman who gives him a pair of magic  slippers and a wand.

Tickets cost $40 (adults) and $20 (students), and can be purchased from Urbtix on  2734 9009.



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