Where to go, what to do on February 29 in Shanghai

East West Theatre: The Crucible @ La Bota Bund Docks

Arthur Miller's timeless classic 'The Crucible' is a powerful depiction of how intolerance and hysteria can intersect and tear a community apart. 'The Crucible' has over the years found resonance with several issues across countries and cultures, and remained relevant. It is still one of the most-performed theatrical works around the world.

🕒 7:30pm
💰 ￥160
📍 18 Maojiayuan Road | 毛家园路18号

Collage Dance Collective: The Light of the Universe @ Shanghai PG Theater

Collage Dance Collective works to inspire the growth of ballet by showcasing a repertoire of relevant choreography and world-class dancers representative of our community. Founded in New York City and officially incorporated in 2006, Collage Dance Collec­tive received rave reviews for its 2007 national debut at the Lyric Opera House in Kansas City, Missouri. The performance was made possible, in part, by a gener­ous grant from the Muriel McBrien Kauffman Founda­tion, through one of the largest awards ever given to an out-of-state dance company.

🕒 7:30pm
💰 ￥100 - 580
📍 663 Jiujiang Road | 九江路663号

Thierry Escaich Organ Concert Accompanying Ruan Lingyu's Silent Film: The Goddess @ Cadillac·Shanghai Concert Hall

Thierry Escaich is currently one of the most important contemporary composers in France, inspired by the French tradition of organist-composers such as Ravel, Messiaen, Dutilleux, Fauré, and Franck. Wu Yonggang’s 1935 masterpiece, The Goddess, is a classic from the golden age of Chinese cinema, starring the silent film icon Ruan Lingyu, where she plays the nameless lead, a beautiful, impoverished woman forced to sell her body to feed and educate her son.

🕒 7:30pm
💰 ￥80 - 180
📍 523 East Yan'an Road | 延安东路523号

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