Chang's film documents fashion photographer Feng Hai's role as an artistic styling consultantfor a newly adapted interpretation of the Kunqu Opera masterpiece, The Peony Pavilion, by the Northern ...

In 2008, Kunqu opera was officially inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of ...

produced by the Northern Kunqu Opera Theatre in Beijing. Chang's documentary captures the way Feng refers to image archives of the Ming Dynasty and reconstructs the appearance of the characters — ...

After a century-long wait, an excavation has finally revealed the only ancient theatre on Greece's Ionian Islands. Ancient Lefkada’s theatre was first discovered in 1901, but it took until now ...

As part of the larger festival, there will also be a Chinese Opera Festival featuring six different types of opera, including Cantonese, Peking, Yuediao, Qingqiang, Yue, and Kunqu. If you’ve ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Bromley Council plans to sell the Churchill Theatre and Central Library site. The authority, acting as the corporate trustee of a charitable ...

Playwright John Godber has led tributes to "formidable force" Mike Bradwell, a theatre director and actor, who has died at the age of 77. Bradwell founded the Hull Truck Theatre company in a squat ...

A total of eight productions will be staged in Vienna this year, featuring a variety of opera styles including Wu Opera, Kunqu Opera and Yue Opera. Ming Wenjun, president of the China Opera Research ...

A total of eight productions will be staged in Vienna this year, featuring a variety of opera styles including Wu Opera, Kunqu Opera and Yue Opera. Ming Wenjun, president of the China Opera ...

Bang in the creative heart of London, the Soho Theatre is one of the country’s busiest venues with a year-round festival programme of theatre, comedy and cabaret, and a buzzing bar. By day they're a ...

Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù stars as unfortunate hero Berenger. Almeida Theatre. Open now until Apr 26 2025. What a joy it is to have this wild-ride racial satire from US playwright Dave Harris ...

It seems that the art of projecting the voice is going from the theatre and actors are trying to be “real”, which leads to lines being lost in the ether – more acting for TV than theatre.