Liu Xiaoyi’s Creative Revolution
Liu Xiaoyi is a man on a mission. His juice is an imagined world where artists are in the driver’s...
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How A New Play Reimagines Rural Hunan For The Modern Stage
In the new stage adaptation of the iconic 1934 novel The Border Town, Israeli director Ruth Kanner...
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Is There a Right Way to Make Chinese Opera?
With countless adaptations, The Peony Pavilion is China’s answer to Swan Lake. But recent attempts...
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On Stage And In A Wheelchair
Zhao Hongcheng has made hundreds of videos about the challenges of life as a disabled person. Now...
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A Beloved Chinese Classic Gets a Weightless Adaptation
Kunqu opera has made a commercial comeback over the past two decades, but a recent adaptation of...
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On China’s Broadway, IP Is King — For Now
The pandemic was unusually kind to China’s musical theater scene, but an obsession with...
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China Asks: How Many Cultural Landmarks Is Too Many?
Chinese cities have established thousands of new museums over the past two decades, but...
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How China’s Musicals Lost Their Groove
Chinese musical theater has largely abandoned high-concept shows in favor of shallow engagement...
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When The Fire Dragon Dances Under The Full Moon: Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong
The rhythmic sound of drumming echoes through the streets. Tai Hang is normally quiet on...
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Tang Kwong-San’s Quest to Understand Hong Kong
When Tang Kwong-san and fellow Hong Kong artist Yuen Nga-chi first visited Tung Ping Chau a few...
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From Daily to Beckett: Godot in Wuhan. Wang Chong and Peng Tao in Conversation with Tomasz Wiśniewski and Katarzyna Kręglewska. Part 1.
Godot in Wuhan was a special session at the Twelfth Between.Pomiędzy Festival conducted within the...
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Asian Adaptations of Shakespeare Today
During the AAPI (Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders) heritage month, let us explore the...
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How a Polish Master, Krystian Lupa, Brought Lu Xun’s Madness to Life
Written in 1918, Lu Xun’s A Madman’s Diary marked the advent of modern Chinese literature....
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Two Productions of “The Plague” Push the Boundary of Theatre
The Hong Kong Arts Festival has simultaneously commissioned two provocative productions of Neil...
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In China’s Voguing Houses, Queer Millennials Strike a New Pose
Ballroom culture is quietly flourishing in China’s cities, creating a safe space for young LGBT...
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The Show Must Go On: How Cirque de Soleil Survived China’s Lockdown
Zhejiang, East China — Even by circus standards, the past 12 months have been a wild ride for...
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“Sisters” Act: The Hollow Feminism Of China’s Hottest New Show
For the most talked-about show of the summer, Mango TV’s Sisters Who Make Waves has an unusual...
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Meet The Masters Behind Hong Kong’s Most Extraordinary Bamboo Theatre
For generations, bamboo theatres have been a thread that ties together Hong Kong’s present and...
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“#aiww: The Arrest of Ai Weiwei” at The Hampstead Theatre
London’s Hampstead Theatre has recently been very successful in bringing some of its best shows to...
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Interview with Plasticiens Volants
In August and September, the street theater collective Plasticiens Volants (PV) return...
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