Two highly anticipated Cantonese opera productions, the newly adapted, ‘A Love Poem Stained with Blood’, and ‘Guangdong Quadrangle – Four Folk Music Types in Concert’ are being staged as part of this year’s Chinese Opera Festival in Hong Kong.

Cantonese opera veteran, Yuen Siu-fai, plays an emperor (front left) in a 2014 performance in Hong Kong

Cantonese opera performer, Yuen Siu-fai, applies makeup back stage during a performance of "The Lion's Roar"

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How Chinese Opera Festival can save Cantonese opera’s lesser known art forms from vanishing

Hong Kong’s ‘Guangdong Quadrangle – Four Folk Music Types in Concert’ show aims to spark interest in some of the historic singing and musical styles

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Patrick Suen

Published: 9:09am, 24 Jun, 2019

Updated: 11:58am, 28 Jun, 2019

Two highly anticipated Cantonese opera productions, the newly adapted, ‘A Love Poem Stained with Blood’, and ‘Guangdong Quadrangle – Four Folk Music Types in Concert’ are being staged as part of this year’s Chinese Opera Festival in Hong Kong.

Cantonese opera veteran, Yuen Siu-fai, plays an emperor (front left) in a 2014 performance in Hong Kong

Cantonese opera performer, Yuen Siu-fai, applies makeup back stage during a performance of "The Lion's Roar"

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How Chinese Opera Festival can save Cantonese opera’s lesser known art forms from vanishing

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