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Booking Information ᢥᯟᾥᬧ Booking Information BOOKING INFORMATION ᢥᯟᾥᬧ INFORMATION BOOKING Ticket sales start on Thursday 29 March for all performances (except for Cinema programmes) TICKETS TO EVENTS AT HONG KONG ACADEMY FOR PERFORMING ARTS AND HONG KONG CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE Please visit Le French May website www.frenchmay.com for information on programmes and bookings. 宑䫷専㉔ TICKETS TO EVENTS AT HONG KONG CULTURAL CENTRE, CITY HALL, SHEUNG WAN CIVIC CENTRE, AND KWAI TSING THEATRE MUSIC Khloros Concert - Odile Perceau / Debussy & Friends / Claude Debussy Portrait / Three Tales DANCE Stand Alone Zone OPERA Carmen THEATRE Brightness of Life MUSIC Fauré’s Requiem / Daishin Kashimoto Plays Brahms / Jean-Claude Pennetier Plays Mozart / French Diva of Chanson / Venice, from the streets to the palaces / Musical Waves / Splendor In The Cathedrals Under Louis XIV / Gérard Lenorman / Couleurs de France / COUNTER BOOKING AT HK TICKETING OUTLETS Salute to French Music Masters / La Veuve Joyeuse (The Merry Widow) Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts 12:00pm - 6:00pm (Mon - Sat) DANCE In the Steps of Petipa / 4 Tendances / Le Centaure et l’Animal / Urban Ballet / Arrêts de Jeu Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 11:00am - 7:00pm (Mon - Sat) THEATRE Hitch The Academy’s Landmark Heritage Campus - Bethanie 11:00am - 6:00pm (daily) Asia World-Expo 10:00am - 6:00pm (Mon - Fri) COUNTER BOOKING AT URBTIX (MON - SUN) Fringe Club 12:00pm - 10:00pm (Mon - Sat) All Tom Lee Music Co Ltd branches 10:00am -7:30pm (daily) 10:00 - 21:30 10:00 -18:30 10:00 - 18:00 10:00 -19:30 Hong Kong City Hall Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre Hong Kong Arts Centre All Tom Lee Music Co. Ltd HK Ticketing applies a customer service fee to all tickets purchased via its network. Hong Kong Cultural Centre Sheung Wan Civic Centre HKICC Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity branches This fee is additional to the face value of the ticket and is payable upon purchase of tickets. Kwai Tsing Theatre Queen Elizabeth Stadium Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre Sha Tin Town Hall Hong Kong Coliseum Asia World-Expo (Mon - Fri) Tsuen Wan Town Hall Ko Shan Theatre HK TICKETING TELEPHONE BOOKING HOTLINE: 31 288 288 Tuen Mun Town Hall Happy Sound Music Ltd. Mongkok Branch From 10:00am – 8:00pm daily Yuen Long Theatre Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre Patrons may choose to collect their tickets at any HK Ticketing outlets, or request delivery by courier or by mail to a specified address subject to an additional courier Youth Square North District Town Hall or mailing charge. Tai Po Civic Centre HK TICKETING INTERNET BOOKINGS: www.hkticketing.com There is no handling fee for counter bookings at any URBTIX outlets. Patrons may choose to collect their tickets at any HK Ticketing outlets, or request delivery by courier or by mail to a specified address subject to an additional courier ONLINE INTERNET BOOKINGS: www.urbtix.hk or mailing charge. • This service is available to all events from the first counter sale date until 1 hour before performance. TICKETS TO EVENTS AT PALACE IFC, BROADWAY CINEMATHEQUE • A handling charge (which is non-refundable) is levied at HK$6.5 per ticket, or up to a maximum of HK$20 per order. • Customers choosing ticket collection service can collect their pre-paid tickets from Cityline Ticket Dispensing Machines or at the sales counter at any of the Cityline ticketing outlets with the credit card used for online booking. Please visit http://www.urbtix.hk for the distribution of Ticket Dispensing Machines and locations of CINEMA Cities in Cinema: Paris - Hong Kong Cityline ticketing outlets. Screening Information: bc.cinema.com.hk • Postal delivery of pre-paid tickets is also available up to 7 days before the performance. Additional service fee (which is non-refundable) is required for overseas or registered mailing. PALACE IFC BROADWAY CINEMATHEQUE Phone Ticketing: 2388 6268 Phone Ticketing: 2388 3188 URBTIX CREDIT CARD TELEPHONE BOOKING HOTLINE: 2111 5999 Online Ticketing: www.cinema.com.hk Online Ticketing: www.cinema.com.hk From 10:00 - 20:00 daily • This service is available to all events from the first counter sale date until 1 hour before performance. TICKETS TO EVENTS AT HIDDEN AGENDA, HANG OUT-YOUTH OUTREACH • A handling charge (which is non-refundable) is levied at HK$6.5 per ticket, or up to a maximum of HK$20 per order. • Customers choosing ticket collection services can collect their pre-paid tickets from Cityline Ticket Dispensing Machines or at the sales counter at any of the Cityline ticketing outlets with the credit card used for telephone booking. Please visit http://www.urbtix.hk for the distribution of Ticket Dispensing Machines and MUSIC Tahiti 80 / Nasser / Chinese Man locations of Cityline ticketing outlets. • Postal delivery of pre-paid tickets is also available up to 7 days before the performance. HIDDEN AGENDA ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE Additional service fee (which is non-refundable) is required for overseas or registered mailing. Tel: 9170 6073 (Wanchai) Tel: 2527 7825 www.hiddenagendahk.com (Jordan) Tel: 2730 3257 URBTIX TELEPHONE ENQUIRIES HOTLINE: 2734 9009 www.alliancefrancaise.com.hk From 10:00 - 20:00 daily 174 175.
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