Macau Fringe Festival 2015

Photo: Courtesy of Cultural Affairs Bureau

Back for its 15th edition, the Macau Fringe Festival is set to take place the first two weeks of November. The festival kicks off on Sunday with a handful events including “Art Here, Art There, Art Everywhere” a dance performance which explores the human characteristics of thinking, feeling and acting.

The same day will see a parade running from the Ruins of St. Paul’s to Leal Senado Square from 4pm to 6pm. Past parade participants have included musical and dance acts, with a number of youth and school groups involved.

Later that evening head to Nam Van Lake Square for a music and liquid light show. A blend of avant garde music and experimental music will be coupled with projection effects by JinniL, a Taiwanese liquid light show artist. 7:30pm to 8:30pm

Plastic Shores, a 2012 documentary, attempts to raise public awareness of marine debris. It will be screened in the open-air cinema from November 3rd to the 5th from 7:30 to 9 p.m. (Nam Van Lake Square on the 3rd; Barra Square on the 4th and Camoes Square, Taipa on the 5th).

A choreographed dance performance that deals with the phenomena of death and agony in art. "Dancing to the end“ presents a mash-up of different concepts inspired by Anna Pavlova, Michael Jackson’s Thriller and the Forever 27 Club. November 3rd and 4th from 8pm to 9pm at Old Court Building. MOP50