Don Quixote, Hong Kong Ballet

By Kevin Ng, 25 August 2014

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“The highlight of this new production was undoubtedly the principal cast”

Reviewed at Hong Kong Cultural Centre: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong on 23 August 2014

Don Quixote

Hong Kong Ballet

Matthew Golding, Dancer

Anna Tsigankova, Dancer

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Kevin Ng

Kevin Ng, a Chartered Accountant based in Hong Kong, started reviewing dance in 1997. He has contributed to many publications including The Financial Times, Wall Street Journal Asia, Hong Kong Economic Journal, Time Out Hong Kong, St. Petersburg Times, Ballet Review(New York) and Ballet 2000 (Italy).

Hong Kong Ballet's new Don Quixote