Stage
March-1-2013
- Chinese Culture Series launched in Canada
- The National Ballet of China made its Canadian west coast debut Wednesday night before a nearly full house of audience at the 2,700-seat Queen Elizabeth Theater.
March-1-2013
- My Ex-Wife's Wedding: Love, life and work
- Laugh workplace pressure away by watching My Ex-Wife's Wedding, a play full of twists and hilarious lines.
March-1-2013
- American Ballet Theater on their toes
- American Ballet Theater will present to Chinese audiences three ballets of different styles. The witty and romantic piano etudes of Virgil Thomson echo in Mark Morris' Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, which premiered in 1988.
March-1-2013
- Lin Hwai-min lectures
- Those attending the public lecture of Lin Hwai-min, founder of Cloud Gate Dance Theater, this Sunday in Guangzhou will be inspired by the dancer and choreographer's 30-year journey across Taiwan to spread the art of modern dance.
March-1-2013
- Bach to Beatles
- Renowned Mexican flutist Horacio Franco will present his From Bach to the Beatles recital, including Bach's Sonatas No 2, Vivaldi's Sonata in F Major and Beatles' hits such as Penny Lane and Eleanor Rigby.
March-1-2013
- 'You Are a Sheep': Not baaad!
- An original puppet show, You Are a Sheep, will stage its second round in Beijing.
March-1-2013
- Road show brings Spring Festival to Australia
- Peter Yang says he tries to avoid showing up in his food store at the Chinatown in downtown Adelaide, capital city of South Australia, these days.
March-1-2013
- New gala role returns Zhao to the spotlight
- Zhao Wenzhuo's recent performance at the Spring Festival TV gala has brought the kung fu star to the public's attention again.
February-25-2013
- 'Peony Pavilion' staged in Wellington
- The dance drama "Peony Pavilion, " one of China's best-loved classical dramas, was staged Thursday and Friday at Wellington Opera House, fascinating New Zealand audience with the glamour of Chinese culture.
February-16-2013
- Houstonians celebrate Chinese new year
- A concert of Huangmei opera and Hui opera debuted Friday night in Houston, feasting overseas Chinese and locals in the fourth largest U.S. city with colorful traditional Chinese performing arts.
