
After five years of departure, “The Water Dance” has returned gorgeously again! This water masterpiece, which was premiered in 2011 and spent more than 2 billion yuan (about NT$8.3 billion), is not just a performance, but also a common mark in the memories of many people traveling to Australia. Now under the new interpretation of artistic director Giuliano Peparini, “Water Dance” not only retains breath-taking classic scenes, but also injects new story soul and technological aesthetics, once again awakening our desire for theater, dreams and touching, and also invites you to enter the venue again and reunite with this sensory feast that transcends imagination.
Head straight to the red carpet scene! International superstars gather in Macau for the first performance of the new chapter of “Water Dance”
In order to celebrate the heavy return of “Water Dance”, celebrities from all walks of life embarked on the specially created “Red Carpet of Water”. On the evening of May 7, Macau City of Dreams turned into the focal point of starry sky. From international superstars Shu Qi, Li Bingbing, Carina Lau, to Korean pop star Rain and other artists gathered together to light up this extraordinary night. In addition, the Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Ho Hau Wah, Secretary for Economic and Financial Affairs of the Macao SAR Government, Dai Jianye and other political leaders came to the scene to demonstrate Macau's emphasis on the “tourism + culture” strategy. Through the global live broadcast, this star-studded event instantly attracted global attention.
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A water legend beyond imagination
The night was drooping, the lights were getting darker, and there was a breath in the theater. In this dream space intertwined by a circular stage and a vast pool, the new “Water Dance” is slowly unveiled – taking “The Heart of Water” as the emotional axis, embarking on a fantasy journey about love and courage. As one of the most representative cultural landmarks in Macau, it has performed nearly 4,000 shows since its debut, and this legendary work has accumulated countless audience praises and tears.