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A struggle for the throne runs through Sister Empresses. This performance presents Part II.
Also known as Yuanyang Dan, this court story centres on a struggle for the throne between rival heirs and a woman’s sacrifice. This performance presents Part II of the two-part work.
China Pingju-Opera Theatre presents this production in the Jixiang Blossoms showcase of classic repertoire. Performed in Chinese.
Cast (names transliterated)
Chen Siyu as Chen Yulian; Li Ni as Empress Bi; Li Mengxuan as Guan Shuxian; Tu Zhenlong as Cao Song; Zhao Yan as Xiao Xun; Cao Qian as Xiao Ying; Yan Bodi as Lu Hao; Bi Hu as Ouyang Qing; Yao Bin as Yunfang; Bian Lingyu as Madam Bi; Guo Liyin as the Emperor of Liang; Du Jian as Xiao Heng; Yu Xiaohui as Consort He; Ma Yue as Lu Jinlian; Yuan Jingjing as Noble Consort Liu.
Casting may change on the day.
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Please enter approximately 30 minutes before the performance.
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The actual performing cast on the day prevails; the announced cast may change.
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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.
