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Adrian Wan

Drama: Knives in Hens (performed in English with Chinese subtitles)
When: March 23-27, 8pm; March 27-28, 4pm
Where: Cattle Depot Theatre
Tickets: HK$100 (HK$150 for adults) from Urbtix
Theatre du Pif presents this part-psychological drama, part-allegorical story about fear, hate and innocence.
Exhibition: The Missing Parts
When: Until February 28; 10am-8pm
Where: Pao Galleries, Hong Kong Arts Centre
Tickets: Free admission; guided tour on February 27, 3pm-5pm (Reservations:   9498 0093)
A thought-provoking exhibition  featuring 20 writers' meditations on the value and art of restoring  neglected antiques.
Dance: The Evolution of Ballet
When: March 26-27, 8pm; March 28, 3pm
Where: Auditorium, Shatin Town Hall
Tickets: HK$60-HK$160 (HK$120-HK$500 for adults) from Urbtix on 2111 5999
Featuring excerpts from Giselle, Swan Lake and The Sleeping Beauty,  echoing the choreography of iconic 20th century  great George Balanchine,  among others, this award-winning production is  a crash course in the beauty of ballet.
Drama: Frankenstein (in Cantonese)
When: March 26-28, 7.45pm; March 30-31, April 2-3, 7.45pm; April 4, 2.45pm
Where: Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre
Tickets: HK$50-HK$100(HK$100-HK$200 for adults) from Urbtix
A Chung Ying Theatre adaptation of the 1818 novel tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, who  creates a monster. But who is the true monster - the larger-than-life creation, or the man who created him?
Guided tour: Dialogue in the Dark
When: Tuesday-Thursday, Sunday, 10am-7pm; Friday, Saturday, holidays: 10am - 8pm
Where: Shop 215, 2/F, The Household Centre, Nob Hill, 8 King Lai Path, Mei Foo, Kowloon
Tickets: HK$60, HK$75 (HK$120, HK$150 for adults)
This 75-minute experience of blindness is a tour through pitch-black rooms  with a cane.  
Visually-impaired guides  lead the way.



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