Stage
February-6-2012
- Chinese celebrate traditional Lantern Festival
- People celebrate the upcoming Lantern Festival in Taiyuan, capital of North China's Shanxi province, Feb 5, 2012.
February-3-2012
- 'Cats' played in Vienna
- 'Cats', based on 'Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats' by T. S. Eliot and originally performed in London's West End in 1981, is played in Vienna until May 28, 2012.
February-2-2012
- Chinese artists perform in Costa Rica
- Chinese artists perform a traditional dance at the National Theater in San Jose, capital of Costa Rica, on Jan. 31, 2012.
January-31-2012
- Chinese disabled ensemble returns to Harare
- The China Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe will entertain their Zimbabwean audience when they showcase their act at Celebration Center in Harare on Wednesday.
January-31-2012
- Sydney thrilled by Chinese ethnic minorities' gala show
- Sydney audiences were thrilled by a gala boosting dancing, singing and traditional costumes show from a troupe of ethnic minorities artists from southwestern China to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
January-20-2012
- Chinese tenors to sing stateside
- Three renowned Chinese tenors will make their U.S. debut at New York’s Lincoln center on Chinese New Year Eve.
January-17-2012
- A rose by any other name
- She's Ying Huang to some, Huang Ying to others and she's also Princess Pamina, Chochosan and Madame White Snake.
January-17-2012
- Russian ballet ushers in spring
- The best musicians and dancers from Russia will help Chinese audiences celebrate the Spring Festival with some exclusive performances this month.
January-17-2012
- Pioneer of Indian dance in China bows out
- The artist who first brought Indian classical dance, Kathak and Bharatnatyam to Beijing --- and trained hundreds of Chinese performers of Indian classical dance --- is now no more.
January-11-2012
- Beijing theaters took in 1.4 bln at box office in 2011
- Theater performances in Beijing took in about 1.405 billion yuan (22.3 million U.S. dollars) in 2011, up 28.9 percent year-on-year, according to the Beijing Trade Association For Performances (BTAP).
