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CHUN YI - THE LEGEND OF KUNG FU
Spectacle on a grand scale! Heart-poundingly exciting with gutbusting energy. One imaginatively conceived and articulated production number follows another in rapid-fire succession.
The Vancouver Sun
A truly dazzling spectacle, Chun Yi: The Legend of Kung Fu, combines unbelievable feats of Kung Fu artistry with dance and acrobatics set to an electrifying musical score.
A multi-award winning blockbuster in Beijing, where is has been seen by over two million people, this new production features an ensemble of fifty performers who bring to life an exhilarating fusion of East meets West.
Chun Yi: The Legend of Kung Fu was a hit at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and is re-staged by acclaimed Broadway director Ray Roderick. It tells the poignant story of a young boy who embarks on an epic journey to enlightenment by completing a series of formidable trials to earn his title Chun Yi - The Pure One.
With just 27 performances, don't miss your chance to see the only UK shows prior to Broadway and a major European tour.
Dates
Opened: 29th July 2009
Closed: 16th August 2009
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