Xiqu Centre, West Kowloon Cultural District | WestK Cabaret Nights: A Night of Stories by MsLolo, Terrence Leung, Kitty Wong and Coco She

Description

MsLolo – Behind the Spotlight

Celebrating the rich heritage and cultural stories of South Africa that shaped the dreams of MsLolo, this passionate performance combines lively African drum beats, dance and rhythmic chanting in an unforgettable evening. Join MsLolo and the performers for a life-changing musical journey!

Terrence Leung: The Bonafides presents Being Alive

The four-man barbershop quartet The Bonafides present a lively session of music and memories. Between soul and rock classics, Disney soundtracks and Broadway musical numbers, audience members are invited to share their own stories of love, life and family.   

Kitty Wong – Kitty Kidding Kit

In her last performance, Kitty shared her journey of caring for her friends’ pets and family members, leading to a series of "heartbreaking realisations" as a caregiver. These experiences inspired her to embrace a "nomadic" lifestyle in Hong Kong. In this sequel, Kitty revisits several beloved musical theatre classics and offers her unique reinterpretations. Blending personal stories with her signature humour, she invites the audience into a warm and heartfelt dialogue, as everyone explores their own sense of "home".

Coco She – Coco Meets Bagel ll: Killing You Softly

After a journey of searching, the innocent girl learns an important lesson: the dating scene is a battlefield. With toxic men on the rise, she decides to transform into a Cabaret femme fatale, using her singing and dancing to ward off the scumbags and take down the wicked. In this treacherous game of love, she’s ready to declare: I’ M NOT THAT INNOCENT!

Performance order subject to change.

WestK Cabaret Nights

WestK Cabaret Nights presents the best of Hong Kong’s emerging and established cabaret artists. Bring your friends and join us for drinks, laughter and original acts of music, theatre, storytelling, stand-up and more. Performances take place on weekday evenings at the Tea House Theatre.

Approximately 75 minutes, four acts