Blog Tag - Opera
Tianqiao area is best known for its vibrant acrobatic and performing art scene and Xuannan Cultural Museum, tucked away inside Changchun Street,...
Be prepared to experience Mozart’s fairytale opera The Magic Flute (Chinese) as you have never seen it before. British theater group 1927 and Barrie...
The National Centre for the Performing Arts is opening this season’s Opera Festival with Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman, a dark oceanic tale about a...
This week, while some are clearing out for some filial tombsweeping, we’re congratulating the winner of the JUE Festival Next Gen photo competition...
We here at the Beijinger love a bit of opera and we'd like you to feel the same. I can pinpoint the exact moment that I started thinking opera was...
Amidst the city’s trumpeting cars and trilling vendors, listen closely and you’ll hear another sound reaching its crescendo: a bel canto aria....
Tosca opens tonight, and before we start taking these sorts of productions for granted, the Beijinger went behind the scenes to understand just how...
This week, it almost doesn’t matter whether your cultural leanings are toward film, books, art exhibits, or performing arts: From Gu Changwei’s...
The well-known opera La Traviata is coming to the National Center for the Performing Arts next week, and we have a double pass to give away to...
The National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA) was surely built with shows like Carmen in mind: productions that are big and colorful, timeless...
No one will confuse the China National Opera House’s symphonic orchestra and chorus with any of Europe’s finest, but even by local standards the...