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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).
Domestic reconciliation, a New Year romance and an uncompromising judge share the stage.
A wife and her mother-in-law reconcile; an impoverished young man finds help and love; and Judge Bao confronts a powerful husband who has abandoned his family. The final item is an excerpt from Qin Xianglian.
Performed in Chinese by China Pingju-Opera Theatre as part of its Jixiang Blossoms showcase of classic repertoire.
Cast (names transliterated)
Killing the Dog: Wang Jing as Madam Jiao; Chen Xin as the mother-in-law; Bi Hu as Cao Zhuang; Xiao Jienian: Zhang Guoqiang as Wang Hanxi; Yang Yumeng as the sister-in-law; Wang Wei as Aijie; Qin Xianglian - Excerpt: Sun Luyang as Judge Bao; Zhang Guoqiang as Chen Shimei.
Casting may change on the day.
Open the live ticket QR code in the ticket wallet for admission; screenshots are not valid. The listing also permits admission with the purchase QR code. Paper tickets are optional: collect one before the performance at the Jixiang Theatre self-service machine using a Chinese resident ID card or the purchase QR code.
Every child needs a ticket. Enter approximately 30 minutes before the performance; follow the entrance arrangements on site. Dress neatly, pass the security check, follow staff instructions and enter in order. Keep quiet and silence phones. Audio recording, filming and photography require permission. There is no luggage storage; keep belongings with you and safeguard valuables.
The cast on the day of the performance prevails.
Full programme
7F, North Office Building, in88, 88 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing (北京市东城区王府井大街88号银泰in88北区写字楼7层)
Discover Peking Opera and Kunqu at a theatre whose history reaches back to 1906, now set above Wangfujing in the in88 building.
Traditional theatre decoration meets a modern setting in this seventh-floor venue. The auditorium has upper and lower seating levels, bringing the experience of Chinese opera to a theatre above Wangfujing Street, in the north office building of in88.
