Shakespeare's Julius Caesar as Peking opera: why Taiwanese actor Wu Hsing-kuo hopes adaptation can help 'renew the value' of his beloved art form

Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar will be performed as a Peking opera at the 2024 Hong Kong Arts Festival. The man behind the production, Taiwanese actor Wu Hsing-kuo, talks about reviving the Chinese art.

Related Keywords

China ,Japan ,Taipei ,T Ai Pei ,Taiwan ,Singapore ,Germany ,Peking ,Beijing ,Chinese Culture University ,Denmark ,Hong Kong ,Shanghai ,United Kingdom ,South Korea ,United States ,France ,Taiwanese ,Chinese ,Julius Caesar ,Zhang Jun ,Gaius Cassius Longinus ,Mark Antony ,Asian Shakespeare Association ,Fu Hsing Chinese Opera School ,Contemporary Legend Theatre ,Hong Kong Arts ,Hong Kong Film Awards ,Clara Law Cheuk Yiu ,Midsummer Night ,Beatrice Lei Bi Qi ,Asian Journeys ,Critical Encounters ,Cultural Geographies ,Hong Kong Arts Festival ,Chinese New Year ,Gaius Cassius ,Shakespeare ,Wu Hsing Kuo ,Peking Opera ,Taiwanese Actor ,Performing Arts In Hong Kong ,Chinese Opera ,