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Source:Global Times Published: 2012-1-9 17:13:28

Nightlife

Cold Fairyland Special Concert

Shanghai-based band Cold Fairyland brings its latest performance, The Balance, to local fans this weekend. Founded in 2001, the band combines Eastern melodies and rhythms with Western symphonic rock and classical music.

Date: January 14, 9 pm

Venue: Yuyintang 育音堂

Address: 851 Kaixuan Road  凯旋路851号

Tickets: 40 yuan pre-sale, 50 yuan at the door

Call 5237-8662 for details



On Stage

Argentine Tango

Argentina's most prestigious dancer and choreographer of tango, Mora Godoy, brings her fellow dancers to Shanghai, presenting a hot and passionate show for local audiences. Her choreography is described as sensual and traditional.

Date: January 25 and 26, 7:15 pm

Venue: Shanghai Oriental Art Center 上海东方艺术中心

Address: 425 Dingxiang Road 丁香路425号

Tickets: 80 to 680 yuan

Call 6217-2426 for details

Golden Songs of Teresa Teng Concert

Teresa Teng (1953-1995) was an influential Chinese pop singer from Taiwan, who was known for her folk songs and romantic ballads. Her voice and songs are instantly recognizable throughout the whole of Asia, and in areas with large Asian populations. Chen Yajuan, a Japanese-Chinese female singer, will perform Teng's classic songs, including "Moon Represents My Heart" and "When Will You Come Back Again?"

Date: January 13, 7:30 pm

Venue: People Theater 人民大舞台

Address: 663 Jiujiang Road 九江路663号

Tickets: 100 to 380 yuan

Call 6132-6586 for details

Huang Xiaohu 2012 Concert

Regarded as "the nightclub queen" in Taiwan, the 49-year-old pop singer Huang Xiaohu brings her popular songs "It Is Not That Easy" and "Not Just Friends" to Shanghai for the upcoming Valentine's Day. Having performed in Taiwan venues for years, Huang has become known for her magnetic voice and electrifying live performances.

Date: February 14, 7:30 pm

Venue: Shanghai Grand Stage

上海大舞台

Address: 1111 Caoxi Road North

漕溪北路1111号

Tickets: 299 to 999 yuan

Call 6217-2426 for details

Red Dance Work by the Shanghai Theater Academy

In China, the color red symbolizes good luck. And as Chinese New Year approaches, the color can be seen everywhere around the city. To celebrate the Year of the Dragon, budding students from the Shanghai Theater Academy will perform an epic dance show with the theme of the color red.

Date: January 19, 7:30 pm

Venue: STA Theater, Shanghai Theater Academy 上海戏剧学院上戏剧院

Address: 630 Huashan Road 华山路630号

Tickets: 100 to 580 yuan

Call 400-810-1887 for details

Exhibition

Two Solo Exhibitions at m97 Gallery

Two talented Chinese artists Huang Xiaoliang and Lu Yanpeng will bring their solo exhibitions Jungle Diary and Open Air respectively to m97 Gallery this Saturday. Hailing from Xiangxi, Hunan Province, Huang was nominated for the Dutch-based Foam Paul Huf Photography Award in 2011. Born in 1984 in Fujian Province, Lu received the top award at the 2011 Pingyao International Photography Festival for his work Open Air.

Date: January 14 to March 4,

closed on Mondays

Venue: m97 Gallery m97画廊

Address: 2/F, 97 Moganshan Road 莫干山路97号2楼

Admission: Free

Call 6266-1597 for details



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