Terrorist plays cat-and-mouse game
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SHANGHAI Drama Arts Center will present “Cat’s Paw,” a drama detailing how an unusual terrorist toys with a female reporter.
Written by American William Mastrosimone, the Chinese version will be staged until June 22 at D6 Space in the arts center.
Terrorist Victor plays a cat-and-mouse game with the reporter, leading to a shocking and violent conclusion.
“How far would you go for what you believe in? Where do you fall on the spectrum of the value of human life versus the value of nonhuman animal life?” asks Yang Yi, director of the Chinese adaptation. “There are many issues and questions to consider when people watch this show.”
He Yi, an experienced local theater actor, plays the main role of Victor. He says “Cat’s Paw” has challenged him to be a better actor because the emphasis is on dialogue.
Date: Tuesday-Sunday until June 21, 7:30pm; June 22, 2pm
Tickets: 100-380 yuan
Tel: 6433-4546
Venue: D6 Space, Shanghai Drama Arts Center
Address: 288 Anfu Rd
Piano Recital
Steven Vanhauwaert will present a piano recital. The Belgian-born pianist has garnered a wide array of accolades, including the Maurice Lefranc award, the Rotary Prize and the Galiot Prize.
Date: June 13, 7:30pm
Tickets: 80 yuan
Tel: 5415-8976
Venue: Shanghai City Theater
Address: 4889 Dushi Rd
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Crosstalk Show
Miao Fu and Wang Sheng of the Qingqu Crosstalk club will bring a hit crosstalk act “Profoundly Learned and Talented” which was hailed by thousands of young viewers when it was aired during the Spring Festival gala of Beijing TV. The act is a satire of people who are smatterers in life. The duo will also present other hilarious acts.
Date: July 4, 7:30pm
Tickets: 80-680 yuan
Tel: 6854-1234
Venue: Shanghai Oriental Art Center
Address: 425 Dingxiang Rd, Pudong New Area
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Exhibition
Young Artists
About 50 art pieces created by nearly 10 artists are on display. The exhibits vary from canvas, ink-wash painting to sculpture. According to Zhao Chun, the curator, the exhibition aims to provide a platform for young artists with more exposure to the public.
Date: Through June 18, 10am-5pm
Venue: Spring Art Museum
Address; 655 Fuzhou Rd
655
‘Life in Opera’ by Mia
As a Christian, contemporary artist Mia creates her modern female portraits featuring red lip in a blank face with vibrant colors and delicate details. Her paintings are well known for the collection of “Life in Opera.” This exhibition summarizes her creations from 2006 to the present with a selected series of her paintings. This show will lead the audience to experience Eve’s world created by Mia.
Date: Through June 19 (closed on Mondays), 1-9pm
Venue: Noeli Gallery
Address: 150B Yueyang Rd
150B
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