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Opera Hong Kong proudly presents Aïda by Giuseppe Verdi at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre from 9 to 12 October 2025. Set in ancient Egypt, Giuseppe Verdi’s Aïda is a timeless masterpiece that seamlessly intertwines grand spectacle with a deeply moving human narrative. Renowned for its majestic Triumphal March and soaring arias, the opera portrays a poignant tale of forbidden love amidst the conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia. At its heart lies Aïda, an enslaved Ethiopian princess, who shares a secret love with Radamès, a valiant Egyptian general destined to marry the proud and jealous Princess Amneris. Exploring themes of love, loyalty, and sacrifice, Aïda continues to captivate audiences worldwide with Verdi’s exquisite music and dramatic brilliance.

Opera Hong Kong will proudly present The Merry Widow (Die lustige Witwe) by Franz Lehár at Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall on 15 and 16 August 2025. This production by Opera Hong Kong features the renowned German conductor Michael Koehler and the experienced opera director Tang Xinxin. The cast consists entirely of local singers, who will perform alongside the Opera Hong Kong Orchestra and Opera Hong Kong Chorus.

Opera Hong Kong is proud to present a new production of Mozart’s classic opera, The Magic Flute, at the Grand Theatre of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre from 15 to 18 May 2025. This two-act opera, under the direction of visionary Chinese director Shuang Zou, features breathtakingly lifelike stage sets and costumes designed by the acclaimed designer Dan Potra. Together, they bring a fresh interpretation to this timeless masterpiece, transporting audiences into a magical and imaginative musical world and delivering an unparalleled audiovisual experience.

Congratulations to our Artistic Director Mr. Warren Mok! According to the 2021 Honours List announced by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region today, Mr. Mok is awarded the Bronze Bauhinia Star (BBS) in recognition of his great contribution to the development of opera art in Hong Kong.

Since his European début in 1987 at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, Mr. Mok has become a world-renowned Chinese tenor and made his guest appearances in many leading opera houses throughout the world. He has actively promoted operatic art in Hong Kong, the Mainland China and Macau over the years. Mr. Mok founded Opera Hong Kong in 2003 and has become its Artistic Director since then.