Scene and Heard

—Eric Wilson, editor-in-chief

This May, as a guest at one of Michelle Ong’s First Initiative Foundation fundraisers, I had the pleasure of watching a live performance at City Hall by the celebrated pianist Niu Niu and the French cellist Laurent Perrin, the first time I’ve stepped into a crowded theatre in more than a year. It was obviously a scaled back affair, but even the act of finding my seat and waiting for the concert to begin was thrilling. Stumbling around on a humid night after the show in search of a taxi, along with hundreds of other guests, strangely felt like a delight. As Hong Kong’s cultural and performing arts slowly come back to life—with the success of virtual gallerists hosting “satellite” booths at Art Basel in Hong Kong, and dazzling new performances…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, July 2021

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