2017 Taichung Children's Arts Festival
4/1~5/13 Event period:
April 1 to May 13
Words by Taichung City Government Cultural Affairs Bureau
Translated by Anna Yang
All children are precious. In order to provide them with an interesting and educational festival, Taichung City Government has invited several musical groups to perform at venues in the city's mountain, coastal, suburban and downtown areas, simultaneously promoting the concept of "culture, equal opportunities, arts in the countryside". These kid-friendly events will also provide plenty of audience interaction opportunities.
Other invited performers include the popular Paper Windmill Theatre and local performing troupes such as Open Theater Group, Little Frog Theatre, Stone Theatre, Stage Net Theatre, Mad Theater, and Sheng Wu Joug Theatre. These groups will perform from April 1 to May 13 at various Taichung community locations. All are welcomed to participate in these fun, artistic events!
Performance time/date/content:
April 2 (Sun.), 2:30 p.m. at Taichung City Seaport Art Center
Open Theater Group: "Hao-jiu-cha's Secret #1--The Legend of Sun Moon Lake"
April 2 (Sun.), 7:30 p.m. at Taichung Tun District Arts Center
Mad Theater: "Musical Chairs"
April 3 (Mon.), 7 p.m. at Fulfillment Amphitheatre
Paper Windmill Theatre: "The Story of Chicken Town"
April 8 (Sat.), 2:30 p.m. at Taichung City Seaport Art Center
Stone Theatre: "The Legend of the Black Cat"
April 8 (Sat.), 2:30 p.m. at Taichung Tun District Arts Center
Stage Net Theatre: "The Sparkle of the Star"
April 8 (Sat.), 7:30 p.m. at Taichung City Huludun Cultural Center
Little Frog Theatre: "The Candy House"
April 9 (Sun.), 2:30 p.m. at Taichung Tun District Arts Center
Sheng Wu Joug Theatre: "The Crazy Journey to the West: Taichung Rhapsody"
Tickets are only required for concert halls of culture centers. All other locations offer free admission. For more performance information,
please check the official website: www.tcaf.com.tw
This advertisement is provided by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, Taichung City Government |
April 2017
