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A weaver girl from heaven comes to earth to have some fun. She gets rather more than she bargained for when she meets an ox herder and the pair fall madly in love. But this love between a celestial being and a mortal man is doomed without the help of a flock of magpies. Join us to hear this romantic tale, the foundation of China’s Qixi festival also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day, told through music performed by this talented collection of artists from the family of musicians supported by Talent Unlimited. Phoebe Haines, mezzo-soprano, Waimay Yau, soprano, Iuno Connolly, soprano & narrator, Jacob Bettinelli, baritone, Leona Crasi, piano.
Booking: www.chinaexchange.uk
Tel: 020 7734 1931
Tickets:£12.
Performance: Wednesday 6 September 2017 - 7.30pm-8.45pm
