Stage
January-25-2013
- Classic performance of Mei-style opera
- Renowned Peking Opera artist Mei Baojiu (left in picture and inset), son of the master Mei Lanfang (1894-1961, right), is going to perform classic Peking Opera pieces, Drunken Concubine and Red Cliff, at a Spring Festival gala held in Beijing.
January-24-2013
- 'Farewell My Concubine' to hit Shanghai
- "Farewell My Concubine" is a Peking Opera play. Out of its countless versions, a new one will presented to audiences.
January-21-2013
- Opera 'Carmen'
- China's National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA) presents its version of "Carmen".
January-20-2013
- Gangnam Style to hit Shanghai's Spring Festival gala
- Gangnam Style singer Psy is set for the upcoming Lunar New Year Spring Festival in China.
January-20-2013
- Chinese stage new year show in Houston
- Overseas Chinese staged a show here on Saturday night to celebrate the upcoming Chinese lunar new year.
January-18-2013
- Cross-talk tribute to Wang Changyou
- A group of cross-talk performers, including Kang Songguang, Jiang Kun, Li Zhengrui and Chang Guitian, will gather for a show to celebrate the late crosstalk master Wang Changyou's centennial.
January-18-2013
- Big Family on stage
- National Theater of China's first major production of 2013, The Big Family, is a three-act drama that tells the legendary stories of the Bai family over 80 years, from the late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) to the founding of New China in 1949.
January-18-2013
- Sisi Qiu's perfect pointe
- Her father used the shape of a pyramid to illustrate that ballet is a short-lived career and that very few make it to the top. But Sisi Qiu persevered and proved him wrong.
January-18-2013
- Ip Man leaps from screen to musical stage
- The life of the legendary Ip Man has been told many times in the movies and on TV screens. A musical production of Ip Man will join the heat in 2014.
January-18-2013
- Fresh Madame Butterfly
- Theater-goers all know the story of Madame Butterfly. National Theater of China has joined hands with Arts Center Melbourne to give a fresh interpretation of the well-known story.
