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Leo Gallery
An exhibition featuring up-and-coming artists, including Liu Ye's mixed media works, Liu Lei's "Buildings and Windows" series and Du Haijun's paintings of building biographies. Tel: 5465-8785.
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Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center
Fans of pop music from the sixties should not miss out on this musical production at Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center, which recounts the lives of resident artists at the Flower Palace Nightclub. Mandarin. RMB120-300. Tel: 6217-2426.
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Shanghai City Theatre
A daring display of devilish delight, Soul of Shaolin centers on Hui Guang and his journey from infant to adult within the walls of a monastery, as he trains to become a kung-fu master. Nominated for a Tony Award in...[more details]
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M97 Gallery
Beijing-based artist Han Lei's solo photography exhibition at the M97 Gallery features work from his acclaimed Portraits and Pagodas series. Han Lei is a pioneer of art photography crossing artistic mediums, exploring the ordinary and the absurd. Tel: 6266-1597.
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Shanghai Oriental Art Center
Shanghai Oriental Arts Center hosts this weekly event featuring the music of the great classical composers. For an inexpensive RMB30-80, enjoy scores played by musicians from Shanghai Conservatory of Music and Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra. Tel: 6217-2426.
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Shanghai Concert Hall
Chinese composer Ye Xiaogang has taken an Austiran song and rewritten the music using lines from various Chinese poems. Accompanied by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, watch soprano Lu Qi and Yang Xiaoyang perform this orchestral opera at the Shanghai Concert...[more details]
