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SCMP Reporter

Musical scare 
 Don't miss Dracula the Musical, a spectacular  show based on Bram Stoker's classic, chilling  tale that has also had a run on Broadway. 
 When: July 3-4, 8pm
 Where: Shouson Theatre,  Hong Kong Arts Centre
 Tickets:  HK$180 for full-time students, HK$250 for adults,  from Urbtix on 2734 9009 
Across boundaries
 Top youth orchestras from the United States and Hong Kong will perform together.
 When: June 27
 Where: Kwai Tsing Theatre Auditorium
 Tickets: HK$20-HK$40 for full-time students, HK$40-HK$80 for adults.  Tickets are only available at the counter. Visit www.lcsd.gov.hk/musicoffice for  details.
Spelling with laughs
 The Tony-nominated musical comedy  The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee  makes its debut in Hong Kong.  
 When: June 1-5, 8pm
 Where: Fringe Club Theatre
 Tickets: HK$180 for full-time students, HK$180-HK$220 for adults,  from HK Ticketing on  3128 8288
Italian concerto
 Blending classical, rock, jazz and Mediterranean music, world-renowned Italian composer and cellist Giovanni Sollima performs in Hong Kong for the first time. 
 When: June 11, 7.30pm
 Where: City Hall Concert Hall 
 Tickets: HK$60-HK$150 for full-time students, HK$120-HK$300 for adults,  from Urbtix



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