THE PLANNER

Exhibitions

Pande Ketut Taman

A new exhibition from the Indonesian artist demonstrates an ability to create dream-like images using earthy and autumnal tones. 6pm-8.30pm, Chouinard Gallery, G/F, No 1 Prince's Terrace, Mid-Levels. Inquiries: 2858 5072 or www.chouinardgallery.com. Until April 2

The Mapping Of Asia

Charting the progress of Asia's discovery from as far back as 1522 to 1930, the 15th annual exhibition boasts an extraordinary collection of antique maps from the early days. Wattis Fine Art, 2/F, 20 Hollywood Rd, Central. Inquiries: 2524 5302 or [email protected]. Until April 3

Stage

Suicide Together

Presented by the provocative Ten Theatre company, this is the potentially grim tale of six suicidal strangers who find themselves in a room together. Will they come to terms with their struggles or simply give in? In Cantonese. Today, 2.30pm, 7.30pm. Fringe Theatre, Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central. Tel: 2521 7251. $80, $50 HK Ticketing on 3128 8288

Glengarry Glen Ross

Having sold out the scheduled run, an extra date has been added to the bill. The dog-eat-dog story about property salesmen pursuing money and power by hawking worthless land is brought to life by Arkham Productions and stars Ricardo Mamood and Duc Luu. In English. Tomorrow, 3pm. McAulay Studio, Hong Kong Arts Centre. $220-$280 HK Ticketing. Inquiries: 3128 8288

Stories Of Our 'Little Sisters'

Part of the Girl Play Hong Kong Women's Theatre Festival, this localised version of Eve Ensler's Vagina Monologues explores women's struggles with their bodies, relationships and the way they are perceived through a series of interviews with local women. A frank illustration of a woman's private thoughts, it touches on taboo topics such as masturbation, orgasm, menstruation, pregnancy and abortion while retaining its sense of charm. In Cantonese. Mar 21-22, 8pm. On & On Theatre, Cattle Depot Artist Village, 63 Ma Tau Kok Rd, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon. $70. Inquiries: www.hkac.org.hk or 2582 0200

The Four Seasons: Autumn Maze

Using the four seasons as its central metaphor, the series depicts four women at different stages in their lives. Autumn Maze, starring Annie Ling in the solo role, is the second instalment, following last June's successful Summer Fire: A Mirage. The drama raises existential questions as the 'all round' housewife finds herself playing roles for everyone but herself. In Cantonese, no surtitles. Mar 20-24, 7.45pm; Mar 22-23, 2.45pm. McAulay Studio, Hong Kong Arts Centre. $95 ($60 matinee). Inquiries: www.hkac.org.hk or 2582 0200

Night Scene

The Punchline Comedy Club

This month's edition of the Punchline Comedy Club features Lee Mack, described as being 'highly affable', and the 'multi-talented, mercurial' Mark Maier. Today, 9pm. The Viceroy, 2/F, Sun Hung Kai Centre, 30 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai. $220 (or an additional $120 for a buffet dinner from 7pm onwards). Bookings and inquiries: 2317 6666

AfriKanizM

The Solarside crew turn up the heat as they unleash their second jamboree of 'infectious house grooves'. After the success of their first party last December, the New York, Paris and Hong Kong-dwelling promoters have enticed DJ Stevie B from London, Parisien DJ Vincent Chicha and Interdits de Nuit. Accompanying the beats will be live drums and saxophone sessions by Griffe and guests, as well as lavish decorations and dance performances. Tonight, 10pm. Club Ing, 4/F, Convention Plaza, 1 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai. $180 (including two drinks). Reservations and inquiries: 2838 3690

God's Kitchen Asia Tour

Ranked as the 29th best DJ in the world, Marco V has played his unique brand of euro-trance at clubs such as The Gallery, Passion, Slinky and Tangled. Here, he shares the decks with nu-school breakbeat champion Meat Katie (otherwise known as Mark Pember) in the Hong Kong stop of the Asian tour. Tonight, 11pm-6am. Queens Bar & Disco, 1/F, Queen's Theatre, Theatre Lane, Central. $230. Inquiries: 2522 7773

Tommy And The All Blues

Playing at one of Hong Kong's most intimate venues, Tommy and the All Blues launch into a repertoire of deep down 'n' growlin' blues numbers every Saturday night. A place for the serious musicians to hang out, although that makes it twice as much fun for the punters. 8pm till late. 48th Street Chicago Blues, 2A Hart Ave, Tsim Sha Tsui. Inquiries: 2723 7633

Extra-curricular

No War Coalition

Today's peace rally begins with an exhibition, speeches and performances in Chater Garden before the march snakes through to the United States Consulate and British Consulate respectively. Today, 2pm-4.30pm. Chater Garden, Central. Inquiries: http://notwar.org

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