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The Lady from Huizhou - Huangmei Opera

Beijing Performing Arts Centre (Tongzhou), Drama Theatre, Beijing, China
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2:30 PM
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Important Info
Type: Opera Chinese
City: Beijing, China
Starts at: 14:30
Duration:

E-tickets: Print at home or at the box office of the event if so specified. You will find more information in your booking confirmation email.

You can only select the category, and not the exact seats.
If you order 2 or 3 tickets: your seats will be next to each other.
If you order 4 or more tickets: your seats will be next to each other, or, if this is not possible, we will provide a combination of groups of seats (at least in pairs, for example 2+2 or 2+3).

Cast
Performers
Singer: Chen Mingyou
Singer: Ding Fei
Singer: Han Zaifen
Singer: He Pei
Singer: Li Ping
Singer: Liu Yuxuan
Singer: Ma Ding
Singer: Ma Teng
Singer: Ma Zijun
Singer: Ning Baolong
Singer: Pan Wei
Singer: Wang Chenchen
Singer: Wang Yijia
Singer: Wei Guang
Singer: Xie Jun
Singer: Xiong Dongxu
Singer: Yang Yang
Singer: Yong Lijuan
Singer: Zhang Yinwang
Singer: Zhou Haifeng
Creators
Composer: CHEN Rutian
Composer: Dong Runhuai
Composer: Dong Weijie
Composer: Shang Tingwen
Opera Company: Anqing Zaifen Huangmei Opera Theatre
Director: Cao Qijing
Choreography: Wu Bei
Director: Xinyi Chen
Overview

Han Zaifen portrays a woman whose hopes endure through decades of waiting in a secluded Huizhou village.

Entry with a paper ticket only.

A fifteen-year-old bride arrives in a household without ever seeing her husband. Ten years of hope become another ten of lament, followed by fifteen more. When the husband finally returns, he fails to recognise the woman who has spent her life waiting. The Zaifen Huangmei company tells this story of devotion and loss, with Ma Zijun playing both husband and father-in-law. Performed in Chinese.

The playwrights are Chen Xinyi and Liu Yuncheng.

Cast (names transliterated)

Han Zaifen as the woman; Ma Zijun as the husband; Ma Zijun as the father-in-law; Wu Bin as the mother-in-law; Zhang Yinwang as the old scholar; Huang Xiaoping as the suona player; Xie Jun as the husband's younger brother; Fang Mengting as the adopted son; Ding Fei, He Pei, Ning Baolong, Wei Guang as sedan-chair bearer; Ma Teng, Zhou Haifeng, Yang Yang, Qian Lin as silk dance; Chen Mingyou, Pan Wei, Ding Fei, Ma Ding as local gentry; Li Ping, Yong Lijuan as wealthy widow; Wang Yijia, Wang Chenchen, Xiong Dongxu, Jiang Lihui, Liu Yuxuan, Zhang Sichen as women's ensemble; Zhou Haifeng, Ma Teng, Yang Yang, Qian Lin, Wei Guang as men's ensemble; Chen Mingyou, Ning Baolong, He Pei, Ding Fei as old sedan-chair bearer.

Casting may change on the day.

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There is no luggage storage. Keep your belongings with you and take care not to lose valuables.

You may enter the theatre building 90 minutes before performances or 60 minutes before arts education and similar activities. You may enter the auditorium 45 minutes before the performance.

One order must correspond to one identity document. The supported document is a Chinese resident identity card.

Children taller than 1.2 m require a ticket. Children 1.2 m tall or shorter are not admitted.

Venue Info

Beijing Performing Arts Centre (Tongzhou) - Beijing
Location   1 Lvxin Road, Tongzhou District, Beijing (北京市通州区绿心路1号院)

Beijing's 'Cultural Granary' in Tongzhou, one of the three major buildings of the city sub-centre, with a 1,000-seat Drama Theatre and a Concert Hall.

Beijing Performing Arts Centre, nicknamed the Cultural Granary and one of the three major buildings of Beijing's city sub-centre, opened on 27 December 2023 beside the Urban Green Heart Forest Park. Its Drama Theatre seats 1,000 and has a proscenium stage of about 1,800 square metres and a 122-speaker sound system with concealed main loudspeakers.

Important Info
Type: Opera Chinese
City: Beijing, China
Starts at: 14:30
Duration:
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