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Romeo and Juliet is one of the world's most enduring love stories. But the Hong Kong Ballet is giving the Shakespearean classic a distinctly local twist – transporting the story to 1960s Hong Kong, complete with kung fu, mahjong and the city's unique East-meets-West character. CGTN's Dong Xue spoke with the company's Artistic Director Septime Webre about bringing Hong Kong to the ballet stage, and why art can still connect people across borders.
Romeo and Juliet is one of the world's most enduring love stories. But the Hong Kong Ballet is giving the Shakespearean classic a distinctly local twist – transporting the story to 1960s Hong Kong, complete with kung fu, mahjong and the city's unique East-meets-West character. CGTN's Dong Xue spoke with the company's Artistic Director Septime Webre about bringing Hong Kong to the ballet stage, and why art can still connect people across borders.