Exhibitions House Memories Leung Kam-seng paints impressionist trees and houses in blocks of colours. Today- Tue, 11am-7pm, Choice Gallery, 21Wing Fung St, Wan Chai. Inquiries: 2804 2222. Ends Tue Chu's 50 Years of Hong Kong The former president of the Visual Arts Society in Hong Kong, Chu Hing-wah juxtaposes large colour surfaces to depict human emotions and interactions. Tomorrow-Wed, 10am-6.30pm, Hanart TZ Gallery, 2/F Henley Bldg, 5 Queen's Rd, Central. Inquiries: 2526 9019. Ends Wed Glimpses of Hong Kong and China David Paskett paints detailed studies of calligraphers, tea houses and restaurants, tropical fish, teapots, and a sea of bicycles in watercolours. Tue-Sat, 11am-6pm, Picture This Gallery, Suite 603B, 6/F, Office Tower, 9 Queen's Rd, Central. Inquiries: 2525 2820. Ends Sat EDITOR'S PICK Museum-Collected 19th- and 20th-Century Masterworks Baoqu Tang Modern Art Gallery teams up with Beverly Hills' Timothy Yarger Fine Art to present paintings, drawings and ceramics from artists including Picasso, Matisse, Miro and Chagall, estimated to be worth HK$2 billion. Today-Sat, 10am-7pm, Baoqu Tang Modern Art Gallery, L153, 156-159 InterContinental Hong Kong, TST. Inquiries: 2723 1928. Ends Sat Super Small Stick - Lighting Installation Designer Michael Young's coloured lights installation that flash on and off to evoke an emotion. Tomorrow-Fri, 9am-8.30pm, Sat, 9am-6pm, 3/F British Council, Supreme Court Rd, Admiralty. Inquiries: www.designuk.org.hk Ends Sat Letter to My Mother Canada-based Virginia Mak's sepia-coloured photographs of desires, expectations and disappointments create a dialogue with her mother, who lives in Hong Kong. Mon-Sat, noon-10pm, Economist Gallery, Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central. Inquiries: 2521 7251. Ends Nov 20 Motel Photographs of motels along an eerie North American landscape by Steve Payne. Mon-Thu, 3pm-midnight, Fri-Sat, 3pm- 3am, Fotogalerie, Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central. Inquiries: 2521 7251. Ends Nov 20 Meaningless Letter Indonesian artist Yunizar uses simple painting and sketching techniques to focus on creativity and inventiveness, producing paintings with meaningless letters of the alphabet. Tue-Sat, 10.30am-7.30pm, Sun, 2pm-7pm, Sin Sin Fine Art, 1Prince's Terrace, Mid-Levels. Inquiries: 2858 5072. Ends Nov 22 Men, I Wish I Knew How to Quit You Plump and fleshy ceramic figures with humour, satire and cynicism by Rosanna Li Wei-han. Mon-Sat, 11am-7pm, Grotto Fine Art, 2/F 31C-D Wyndham St, Central. Inquiries: 2121 2270. Ends Nov 25 Breath of Light and Shade Luxembourg-born artist Gust Graas creates abstract paintings with glowing hues, earthy tones, distinctive textures and faint images of houses and birds. Opening reception today, 6.30pm-8pm. Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm, Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery, 20 Ice House Street, Central. Inquiries: 2580 0058. Ends Nov 25 Perceptions About Time Yu Ajun paints the hutongs and courtyard houses of Beijing with a heightened sense of realism. Mon-Sat, 10am-7pm, Sun, noon-6.30pm, Galerie du Monde, 328 Pacific Place, Queensway, Admiralty. Inquiries: 2525 0529. Ends Nov 30 EDITOR'S PICK Artists and their Models: Masterpieces from the Pompidou Centre, Paris Features portraits, sculptures and installations by 20th-century masters such as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Francis Bacon and Marc Chagall. Daily, 10am-8pm (closed Thu), HK Museum of Art, 2/F Special Exhibition Gallery, Salisbury Rd, TST, HK$20, HK$40. Inquiries: 2721 0116. Ends Dec 3 A Whim, A Bloom Hong Wai's Chinese inks tinged with contemporary colour and quick movements. Daily, 10am-7pm (closed Tue), UMA G, G/F, 12 St Francis St, Wan Chai. Inquiries: 2528 3669. Ends Dec 6 Dr Sun Yat-sen in Paper-cut Silhouette Paper-cut artist Lu Xue demonstrates his handiwork with images of the Chinese revolutionary leader, including a two-metre-high cut-out. Mon- Sat, 10am-6pm, Sun, 10am-7pm, (closed Tue), Foyer, Museum of History, 100 Chatham Rd South, TST East, free. Inquiries: 2724 9042. Ends Jan 15 Fortune Tellers Inaugural exhibition with Scots Turner Prize finalist David Mach who creates collages with Hong Kong postcards to form portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Mao Zedong. Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm, M1NT Gallery, 108 Hollywood Rd, Central. Inquiries: 2261 1111. Ends Feb 18 Performing Arts Highlights of Mozart's Concerto Movements Performance by the Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra and six young musicians - violinists Agnes Tse and Clement Luu, cellist Teddy Chow, clarinettist Vivien Law, horn soloist Raymond Cheng and pianist Wong Wai-yuen, conducted by Yip Wai-hong. Narrated in Cantonese. Today, 8pm, Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, 111 Shau Kei Wan Rd, Sai Wan Ho, HK$60, HK$90 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2268 7321 Piano Recital by Julie Kuok The pianist, who won first prize at the 1995 Hong Kong Open Piano Competition, plays a repertoire including Mozart's Piano Sonata in C, K330 and Chopin's 24 Preludes, Op28. Today, 8pm, HK City Hall, Concert Hall, Edinburgh Place, Central, HK$90-HK$130 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2268 7321 Percussion Carnival Brazilian drumming concert featuring music director Lung Heung-wing and Brazilian percussionist Carlos Ferreira, who play glockenspiel, marimba and chimes. Other performers include the Four Gig Heads, Hong Kong Percussion Group and Island Sun Drum. The audience is encouraged to bring along their own percussion instruments. Today, 3pm, Yuen Long Theatre, 9 Yuen Long Tai Yuk Rd, Yuen Long. HK$90-HK$180 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2268 7321 New Vision Arts Festival Cross-cultural music, dance and theatre from Asia and around the world, including the following two performances. Various venues and times, free-HK$450 Urbtix. Inquiries: www.newvisionfestival.gov.hk Ends Nov 19 i.Cherry Inspired by Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, Class 7A Drama Group and Shu Ning Presentation Unit perform a tale of power and money in which small companies grow into big ones and are then taken over. Post-performance talk on Sat. In Cantonese. Fri-Nov 19, 8pm, (Sat also at 3pm), HK Cultural Centre, Studio Theatre, 10 Salisbury Rd, TST, HK$120, HK$200 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2370 1044 Geisha Ong Keng Sen directs Singapore's Theatre Works in an exploration about geishas and their arts. Talents from Asian and Western theatre are employed, including three-time OBIE award-winner Karen Kandel. Accompaniment from shamisen musician Katsuyoshiju Kineya and electronic musician Toru Yamanaka. In English with Chinese surtitles. Post-performance talk on Sat. Fri-Sat, 8pm, Kwai Tsing Theatre, Auditorium, 12 Hing Ning Rd, Kwai Chung, HK$120-HK$360 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2370 1044 Keely and Du Linda Davy directs Stylus Productions in Jane Martin's Pulitzer-prize nominated drama about religion, abortion and freedom, focusing on a pregnant woman who is kidnapped on her way to an abortion clinic. In English. Tue-Sat, 8pm, Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central, HK$170 (members), HK$190 HK Ticketing. Inquiries: adamwest2@hotmail.com Suzie Wong Hong Kong Ballet's swinging 60s production of an artist who falls in love with Suzie Wong. Choreography by Stephen Jefferies. Fri-Nov 19, 8pm; Nov 18-19, 3pm, HK Academy for Performing Arts, Lyric Theatre, 1Gloucester Rd, Wan Chai, HK$100-HK$350 HK Ticketing. Inquiries: 2105 9724 Macau Orchestra Under the baton of En Shao, who has conducted the London Symphony and the Royal Philharmonic, the Macau Orchestra performs its debut concert in Hong Kong with Taiwan-born pianist Chen Hung-kuan and violist Henning Kraggerud from Norway. Fri, 8pm, Sha Tin Town Hall, Auditorium, Yuen Wo Rd, Sha Tin, HK$100-HK$150 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2268 7321 Rockapella A five-man a cappella troupe from the US, originally members of Brown University alumni, fuse soul, rock, R&B and jazz. Nov 19, 8pm, HK City Hall, Concert Hall, Edinburgh Place, Central, HK$120-HK$280 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2268 7321 CLP Light Classics Concert The Hong Kong Sinfonietta with pianist Shirley Ip, who won first prize at the Oxford Music Festival, perform music by Shostakovich, Mozart, Grieg and Strauss. Nov 19, 3pm, HK Cultural Centre, Concert Hall, 10 Salisbury Rd, TST, HK$60-HK$150 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2836 3336 Make it Mozart Lior Shambadal of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra conducts the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong with Austrian pianist Gerda Struhal and Canadian soprano Amelia Watkins in an all-Mozart programme. Nov 20, 7.30pm, the University of Hong Kong, Loke Yew Hall, Pokfulam Rd, HK$75, HK$150 HK Ticketing. Inquiries: 3420 0107 Within One Second A cappella group A#Singers, made up of former Hong Kong Children's Choir members, perform classic, jazz and dance songs including Can-Can, Dancing Queen and Disney hits. Nov 20, 8pm, HK Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Rd, TST; Dec 11, HK City Hall, Edinburgh Place, Central. HK$100 Urbtix. Inquiries: 9033 5876 Micallef-Inanga Piano Duo Collaborating since 1994 at the Royal Academy of Music in London, the award-winning piano duo of Jennifer Micallef and Glen Inanga start the concert with Mozart's Sonata for Two Pianos, followed by Shostakovich's 1953 Concertino. Nov 21, 8pm, HK City Hall, Concert Hall, Edinburgh Place, Central, HK$100-HK$250 Urbitx. Inquiries: 2268 7321 Much Ado About Nothing Barenuckle Shakespeare stages a one-hour adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy involving sparring lovers, a half-brother and police officer. In English. Nov 23-25, 6pm and 8.30pm, Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central, HK$80 (members), HK$100 HK Ticketing. www.bareknuckleshakespeare.com Extra-curricular Borrett Road Market Monthly Sunday market featuring books, baked goods, Children's fashions, homeware, plants and food. Today, 10am-5pm, 20 Borrett Rd, the Island School, Mid-Levels. ( www.borrettroadmarket.com ) EDITOR'S PICK Weekly Auctions More than 200 items go under the auctioneer's hammer, including furniture, collectibles, art and jewellery. Today, 2.30pm-5.30pm, 8/F Kras Asia Industrial Bldg, 79 Hung To Rd, Kwun Tong, free. Inquiries: 2915 2155 or www.hkauctions.com Discovering Terayama Shuji Seminar on the Japanese director (1935-1983) by speakers Keeto Lam, Law Waiming, Tong Ching Siu and Wong Chi Fai. In Cantonese. Today, 4pm, HK Science Museum, Lecture Hall, 2 Science Museum Rd, TST East, free. Inquiries: 2734 2900 Financing Options to Start or Grow Your Business The Women Business Owners' Club hosts a seminar on tips for attracting and raising funds. Speakers include Chris Wilcock of The Opportune Organisation and director of the Entrepreneurs' Club; Sidney Yankson, of Gladstone Morgan Portfolio Services and Gary Hadler of ITS Tutorial School. Tue, 6.30pm (registration), 7.30pm (seminar), One Bar and Grill, Level 2, One Exchange Square, Central, HK$350 (members), HK$450, includes dinner. Inquiries: 2541 0446 Setting Up Your Own Business The Women's Forum presents a three-part series of talks on how to set up your own business, with topics including financial projections, administration set-up and tax obligations. Tue, Nov 21, Nov 28, 7pm-9pm, Conrad Hotel, Level 7, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, HK$1,500. Inquiries: lizbar@netvigator.com AFS Exchange The American Field Service (AFS) hosts an information session on how to become a host family or be an exchange student with AFS. Sun, 2.30-4pm, Sai Tso Wan Neighbourhood Community Centre, 81Cha Kwo Ling Rd, Kwun Tong, free. Inquiries: 2802 0383, ext 103 Public Lecture The Department of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong presents a lecture on attenuation by Professor Scott Cohen of the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University. In English. Wed, 6.30pm-8pm, T1 Meng Wah Complex, University of Hong Kong, Pok Fu Lam, free. Inquiries: 2859 2131 Festive Sale Linen Home features a collection of silk and jacquard bedspreads, woollen throws, cushion covers and runners. Wed-Thu, 10am-7.30pm, Conrad Hotel, Salisbury Rm, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, free. Inquiries: 9464 9612 John Wood Book Launch Former Microsoft executive and founder of Room to Read, John Wood discusses his new book, Leaving Microsoft to Change the World. Thu, 6.30pm-9pm, Foreign Correspondents' Club, 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central, HK$500, includes drinks and snacks. hongkong@roomtoread.org Travel Writing Workshop The Women in Publishing Society organises a talk with Solange Hando, a travel journalist who discusses ways to write and sell travel features. Sat, 10am-4pm, the Helena May, 35 Garden Rd, Central, HK$800 (members), HK$900. Inquiries: vgarrett@hkucc.hku.hk EDITOR'S PICK Marco Polo German Bierfest In its 15th year, the German festival features German band the Notenhoblers, German food and kegs of beer. Sun- Thu, 5.30pm-11pm; Fri-Sat, 5.30pm-11.30pm, 6/F Concourse, Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, Harbour City, TST, HK$60-HK$100 (kids), HK$85-HK$150 (adults). Inquiries: www.gbfhk.com . Ends Sat Film Shuji Terayama Films by director Shuji Terayama (1935-1983), whose work provides a surreal of Japan. Includes the following two films. Various venues and times. HK$20, HK$50 Urbtix. Inquiries: www.lcsd.gov.hk/fp Ends Wed Labyrinth in the Field and Fruits of Passion Labyrinth in the Field is a mingling and merging of imaginary worlds around Akira, who is tempted by devilishly beautiful women. Fruits of Passion involves a woman (Isabelle Illiers) who is tricked by a rich, old man into becoming a prostitute. Based on Pauline Reage's novel The Story of O - Return to the Chateau. Both films directed by Terayama. In Japanese with English. Today, 6.45pm, HK Science Museum, Science Museum Rd, TST East, HK$20, HK$50 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2734 2900 Short Films Programme 2 Shorts include The Eraser (1977), where Terayama manually removes images from the film with an eraser; Les Chants de Maldoror (1977) deconstructs French writer Lautreamont's work of the same name with images of wiggling worms, bodies joining and a man turning into a woman; and Shadow Film - A Woman with Two Heads explores how an abandoned lover removes painful memories. In Japanese with English. Wed, 7.30pm, HK Science Museum, Science Museum Rd, TST East, HK$20, HK$50 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2734 2900 Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival International dramas, comedies and documentaries on the theme of roots, including the following two films. Palace IFC, IFC Mall, 8 Finance St, Central, various times, HK$55-HK$75, HK$180-HK$220 (opening night film and party), tickets at Palace IFC box office. www.hkjewishfilmfest.org Ends Nov 19 18-J Ten 10-minute shorts by South American film-makers on the 1994 terrorist attack in Buenos Aires. In Spanish with English subtitles. Today, 2.40pm, HK$55, HK$75, tickets at Palace IFC box office. Inquiries: 6771 8070 Everything is Illuminated Liev Schreiber directs the story of a man searching for a woman who saved his grandfather's life during the second world war. Based on a novel by Jonathan Safran Foer. In English, Russian and Ukrainian with English subtitles. Today, 7.10pm, Palace IFC, IFC Mall, 8 Finance St, Central, HK$55- HK$75. Inquiries: 6771 8070 The Art of the Commercials The best commercials from around the world, including the following two programmes. Various times, Agnesb Cinema, HK Art Centre, 2 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai, HK$40 Urbtix. Inquiries: 2582 0273. From Tue-Dec 10 Programme One Selections of the All Japan Radio and Television Commercials 2005, which are known for outrageous humour and zaniness, plus winning 2006 ads from the Association of Independent Commercial Producers. Tue, Nov 30, Dec 2, Dec 5, 7.30pm; Nov 19, 4pm; Nov 21, Dec 10, 9pm; Nov 26, 5.30pm. Programme Two The British Television Advertising Awards 2006 include British ads with style and wit, plus a selection of the Asia-Pacific Advertising Festival 2006 that feature serious commercials such as the situation faced by a juvenile in a Philippines prison. Tue, Nov 30, Dec 2, Dec 5, 9pm; Nov 19, 5.30pm; Nov 23, Nov 25-26, 7.30pm. MACAU 53rd Macau Grand Prix The annual event draws F3 racers, touring cars and motorbikes. Thu-Nov 19, various times. Inquiries: (853) 796 2268 or www.macau.grandprix.gov.mo Japan Amusement Expo The exposition introduces scenic attractions in Japan, its regional food, traditional cultural displays, the latest gizmos, and traditional Japanese martial arts will be performed every weekend. Daily, 10am-9pm, Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre, free. Inquiries: (853) 289 333 39 or www.macau tower.com.mo Ends Jan 2007 Memory of Life & Melody of Love Ceramic Art Exhibition by Joseph Chiang and Kevin Lin. Chiang's works with points and lines express familial affection, friendship and love. Lin's works show a recollection of his childhood. Daily, 10am-6pm, (closed on Mon), Taipa House Museum, Exhibition House, Avenida da Praia, Taipa Island, Free. Inquiries: (853) 288 27103 or www.iacm.gov.mo . Ends Feb 2007 NATIONAL BEIJING Shaolin Warriors Shaolin monks depict the cycle of Buddhism through the four seasons and breathtaking kung fu moves. Tue-Wed, 7.30pm, Tian Qiao Theatre, 21 Tian Qiao Bei Wei Lu, 80-880 yuan. Inquiries: (86 10) 6417 7845 or www.piao.com.cn Mysterious Homeland The Changdu Song and Dance Ensemble presents Tibetan culture with flamboyant costumes, dance and music. Nov 26-27, 7.30pm, Poly Theatre, 14 Dong Zhi Men South Ave, Dong Cheng District, 100-880 yuan. Inquiries: (86 10) 6417 7845 or www.piao.com.cn ShanghaiA Midsummer's Night The Teatro alla Scala Ballet Company from Italy perform the ballet choreographed by George Balachine. Accompanied by the Shanghai Opera House Orchestra. Today-Sat, 7.15pm, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Grand Theatre, 300 People's Boulevard, 120-880 yuan. Inquiries: (86 21) 6374 4968 Robin Gibb The former Bee Gees member performs. Sat, 7.30pm, Shanghai Grand Stage, (inside Shanghai Stadium, 1111 Caoxi Rd), 280-2,280 yuan. Inquiries: (86 21) 6374 4968 or shdx.piao.com.cn TAIPEI 2006 World View Series Sasha Waltz & Guests-Korper Award-winning choreographer Sasha Waltz leads dancers in an array of beautiful, ugly, inner and outer body movements. Today, 2.30pm, National Theatre, l, 21-1, Zhongshan S. Rd, NT$400-2,500. Inquiries: (88 62) 3393 9888, or www.artsticket.com.tw Nobuko Imai Viola Recital Nobuko Imai, who is regarded as the godmother of contemporary violists, is joined by special guest Kei Itoh, who was the first Japanese pianist to win the Munich International Competition. Today, 2.30pm, National Concert, l, 21-1, Zhongshan S. Rd, NT$500-1,500, Inquiries: (88 62) 3393 9888 or www.artsticket.com.tw Staatskapelle Dresden South Korean conductor Myung-Whun Chung leads the German Staatskapelle ensemble in a performance of works by Beethoven and Brahms. Tue-Wed, 7.30pm, National Concert, l, 21-1, Zhongshan S. Rd, NT$1,800-3,600. Inquiries: (88 62) 3393 9888 or www.artsticket.com.tw Hu Xueyan The National Guoguang Chinese Opera Company collaborates with modern theatre director Wang Qi-mei to present the Beijing Opera about the life of Hu Xueyan, the most successful Chinese businessman in the Qing Dynasty. Thu-Sat, 7.30pm, Nov 19, 2.30pm, National Theatre, l, 21-1, Zhongshan S. Rd, NT$300-1,200. Inquiries: (88 62) 3393 9888 or www.artsticket.com.tw In Dark Space, Dreamy Flying The Ju Percussion Group performs classics from movies. Fri-Sat, 7.30pm, National Concert, l, 21-1, Zhongshan S. Rd, NT$300-1,200. Inquiries: (88 62) 3393 9888 or www.artsticket.com.tw REGIONAL BANGKOKEpic Opera Under the direction of the Netherlands Opera Studio's founder, Hans Nieuwenhuis, the Bangkok Opera Foundation stages the premiere of Ayodhya: The Ramayana Finds a New Medium. Thu, Sat-Nov 19, 8pm, Main Hall, Thailand Cultural Centre, Ratchadaphisek Rd, 500-5,000 baht. Inquiries: (662) 262 3456 or www.thaiticketmaster.com Big Fizz Australian rockers Sherbert from the 1970s have dusted off their guitars and squeezed back into their tight satin pants, with frontman Daryl Braithwaite. Nov 29, 8.30pm, Paragon Hall 3, Siam Paragon Shopping Centre, Rama1 Road, 1,000-2,000 baht. Inquiries: (662) 262 3456 or www.thaiticketmaster.com Mao Zedong Chinese artist Ying Zhaoyang has chosen the iconic figure for her brushwork. Mon-Sat, 11am-7pm, Tang Contemporary Art, Silom Galleria, Silom Road, free. Inquiries: (662) 630 1114 or www.tanggallery.com Ends Sat Singapore Little Shop of Horrors The famous off-Broadway hit musical, written by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, is given a Singaporean flavour with the direction of Glen Goei. Today-Sat (no show Mon), 8pm (Sat-Sun also at 3pm), Victoria Theatre, S$35-S$75. Inquiries: www.sistic.com A Bedfull of Foreigners Classic British stage farce about a French hotel in a small village near the German border, using elements of mistaken identities, a double-booked bedroom, inefficient staff and hasty cover-ups. Thu-Sun, 7.45pm (Sun also at 3pm), Jubilee Hall Theatre, Raffles Hotel Singapore, S$100-$120. Inquiries: (65) 6348 5555 or www.sistic.com Rockapella The a cappella group brings new flavour to contemporary pop music, performing rock, pop and jazz tunes in their signature blend of harmonies and vocal rhythm. Wed, 7.30pm, Esplanade Concert Hall, 1 Esplanade Dr, S$30-$95. Inquiries: www.sistic.com A Good Year for Music Taiwanese-American violinist Lin Cho-liang conducts the Singapore Symphony Orchestra from the violin in a performance of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons. Sat, 7:30pm, Esplanade Concert Hall, S$11-$60. Inquiries: www.sistic.com Asian Contemporary Art in Print Prints by nine Asian artists, including Michael Lin (Taiwan); Lin Tianmiao (China); Moon Ji-ha (Korea) and Wilson Shieh (Hong Kong). Tue-Sat, 10am-6pm Tue- Sat, Singapore Tyler Print Institute, 41 Robertson Quay, free. Inquiries: (65) 6336 3663. Ends Nov 25 Cultures of Creativity Travelling exhibition of artifacts and the creative work of Nobel Laureates. Mon-Sat, 11am-8pm, Fri, 11am-6pm, Lee Kong Chian Atrium, University Hall, National University of Singapore, S$2. Inquiries: (65) 6516 8163. Ends Jan 24 Tokyo Bobby Caldwell American rocker and multi-instrumentalist performs. Today, 6.30pm and 9pm, Blue Note Tokyo, 3-16 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, 9,450 yen. Inquiries: (813) 5485 0088 or www.bluenote.co.jp Rooster Concert by the British rock band. Tomorrow-Tue, 7pm, Y6,000, Shibuya-AX, 6,000 yen. Inquiries: (81 3) 5466 0777 Urbtix: 2734 9009 Urbtix/CityLine credit- card booking: 2111 5999 Fringe: 2521 7251 CityLine: 2317 6666 HK Ticketing: 3128 8288 Please e-mail performances and events to listings@scmp.com
