Pay the Tuition for the Future of Beijing Opera

Pay the Tuition for the Future of Beijing Opera
Mar 7, 2007 02:23
WEWE00 Points: Join Date: Feb 25, 2007 Status: offline	Every night I passed by the Tianchan Yifu Theater,see this famous theater always black without any light feeling like five bottles knocking in the heart, it is really not displeased. Now, more diversified entertainment and drama performances have a recession, it is an indisputable fact. There are two newspapers articles recently all talked about the lack of stage actors practice, compared with the older artist. art can hold a candle; As internship opportunities for students in the school drama performances too little, and sound fundamental skills. Theater empty side, but on the other hand, did not perform. This phenomenon of artistic resources idle. "Show" and "audience" are the two essential aspects of the development of Beijing opera. Some sing to show that people should have to perform the play, so play out is an important guarantee for Beijing toward prosperity.

Mar 7, 2007 02:23

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Every night I passed by the Tianchan Yifu Theater,see this famous theater always black without any light feeling like five bottles knocking in the heart, it is really not displeased. Now, more diversified entertainment and drama performances have a recession, it is an indisputable fact. There are two newspapers articles recently all talked about the lack of stage actors practice, compared with the older artist. art can hold a candle; As internship opportunities for students in the school drama performances too little, and sound fundamental skills.

Theater empty side, but on the other hand, did not perform. This phenomenon of artistic resources idle.

"Show" and "audience" are the two essential aspects of the development of Beijing opera. Some sing to show that people should have to perform the play, so play out is an important guarantee for Beijing toward prosperity.

Mar 7, 2007 22:16	#1
ELLEN77 Points: Join Date: Feb 7, 2007 Status: Offline	A disappointed situation of Chinese operas, but what can we do about it? Maybe when I'm older, I'll like it more.

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