Xiqu Centre

What an amazing experience! We bought tickets for the Tea House Theatre experience and it offered complimentary dim sum and tea with the Chinese Opera. The show was super approachable for someone who is unfamiliar with Chinese Opera, and provided very fun and engaging 20 minute pieces ranging different types of opera styles. They also showcased the Chinese Instruments too! Moreover, the building was magnificent! I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Hong Kong and looking for local culture. I look forward to bringing more friends here and visiting more shows!

The building's architectural design is truly impressive, showcasing an elegant and contemporary aesthetic. Its sleek lines and graceful silhouettes create a striking visual impact, while modern materials add a touch of sophistication. The thoughtful integration of large glass panels not only enhances its visual appeal but also allows for an abundance of natural light to flood the interior spaces, making them both inviting and luminous. Overall, combining these elements results in a building that feels both stylish and cutting-edge.

Modern concert hall. Went there to watch Ichiko Aoba. Acoustics was so good, view from the top was also great. Location is a 15-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui. The ushers were helpful and they also speak English.

very nice structure, lots of public space, direct access from Austin MTR station exit E. We had dinner at one of the restaurants, pretty good!

The Xiqu centre was the first building completed in the West Kowloon Cultural precinct, and what an impressive piece of architecture it is. Circular in design with multiple entry points and through ways, the centre is where you can go to experience Chinese opera and similar performances. There is a larger grand theatre and a smaller stage inside the building with quite a good range of performances available depending on the schedule. Sometimes they will have an introduction to Cantonese opera which is worth viewing if you want to learn something more about the culture of the city you live in or are visiting. Day or night, the Xiqu centre really stands out and is accessible via taxi, car, on foot or even the MTR with Austin Station close by. There are also some restaurants inside the centre, should you feel hungry or thirsty. If you do nothing else, at least go and admire the striking design. Well worth the visit.

Came here for watching my very first Cantonese Opera stage show. Brand new experience. Connected directly by the MTR Austin Station.

Special experience at Teahouse Theatre, really much improved than 3-4 years ago, which direct walkway from MTR to XiQu Centre, convenient and easy. The performance at the Teahouse Theatre was well arranged with good quality of show, and cam e with brief introduction of Chinese Opera in different details line sing, play, recite and action. Surprisingly, it attracts quite some foreigners to the show, and great to see there are young performers coming up as torch relay.

The theatre was quite large and the seats were very comfortable and at a good size, I went to the Sound Of Music Hong Kong. There was live music playing so when I sat in the front row and I could see people playing instruments over a small wall. I could hear the actors clearly too. The outside and inside was aesthetically appealing. Overall this place is great to watch shows live.

Interesting entrance to the building opening up to an oval ceiling. There are some restaurants inside the building and it's directly linked to the Austin road MTR station. Pretty convenient site.

Sloppily managed. The education and exhibition hall at the Koshan Theatre is much better than the one here. The managers do not know how to set up an exhibition seriously. They set up signs to direct people to a shuttle going to West Kowloon Cultural District. But once you follow the signs to the MTR Station, there are no more signs and you are lost.