Huaxing Arts Group Cultural Performance

Set within the peaceful surrounds of the Chinese Garden of Friendship, this program brings together traditional dance, opera and Tai Chi in a captivating celebration of heritage and artistry.
 

The Program

Saturday 7 March, 11am - 11.30am - Sydney Jacaranda Performing Group
Enjoy a vibrant selection of group dances that highlight grace, storytelling and tradition:

• Tang Brand
• Lover Liang & Zhu
• Springtime in Full Bloom
• Lanterns Illuminate

Saturday 7 March, 2pm - 2.30pm - National Essence Fragrance Art Troupe
Experience the drama and expressive beauty of Peking Opera through iconic excerpts:

• The Song of Plum Blossom
• The Dragon Leads to the Phoenix
• The Drunken Beauty
• Zie Yaohuan

Saturday 7 March, 3pm - 3.30pm - Chuyun Performing Rhyme of Maple
A serene and powerful Group Tai Chi demonstration, showcasing balance, flow and mindful movement.


Sunday 8  March, 11am - 11.30am - Ruyan Dance Studio and 56 Flowers Dance Academy
A morning of elegance featuring Tang‑inspired choreography and classic storytelling:

• Tang Dynasty Dance – Qing Ping
• Dream of the Red Chamber
• Orchid

Sunday 8  March, 2pm - 2.30pm - Okay Dance and S2 Dance Studio
A beautifully varied program featuring group and solo works:

• Classical Dance – Dreaming Back to Jiangning
• Solo Dance – When the Flowers Bloom
• Group Dance – Peach Blossom Promise
• Group Dance – Little Tang Maid
• Solo Dance – The Fox Spirit

Sunday 8  March, 3pm - 3.30pm - Sydney the Rhyme of Maple
A dynamic closing session featuring vibrant group pieces and expressive solo performance:

• Group Dance – Dunhuang Dance
• Group Dance – Little Drama Queen
• Group Dance – Tang Dynasty Bouquet
• Group Dance – Ode to the Pear Blossom
• Solo Dance – A Drunken Dream for a Thousand Ages

About Huaxing Arts Group Australia

Established on 24 November 2014 and officially registered with the Australian Government, Huaxing Arts Group Australia is a non‑profit organisation dedicated to promoting performing arts by artists of Chinese background.

The organisation encompasses 48 subsidiary arts groups, including:

• Dance groups
• Chinese orchestras
• Beijing Opera troupes
• Music bands
• Dance schools
• Choirs

Huaxing Arts Group Australia strives to connect local communities with high‑quality performing arts, fostering cultural exchange between Australia and global Chinese arts communities. Their work includes planning, sponsoring and presenting performances, events and cultural showcases for the benefit of art lovers and the wider community.

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