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Three performers take the role of Wu Song in three episodes of courage, vengeance and repayment of kindness.
Entry with a paper ticket only.
The China National Peking Opera Company follows Wu Song from his bare-handed fight with a tiger to his revenge on Ximen Qing for his brother's death, then to the battle to recover Shi En's tavern. Zhang Zhifang, Ou Jian and Zhu Lingyu portray Wu Song in successive selections.
Cast (names transliterated)
Wu Song Fights the Tiger: Zhang Zhifang as Wu Song; Zhang Lei as Bartender; Drums: Cheng Haozhe; Dizi: Zhao Xinyao; Dizi: Liu Xi.
Lion Tower: Ou Jian as Wu Song; Song Chengzhi as Ximen Qing; Drums: Cheng Haozhe; Huqin: Meng Lingshen.
Fighting at the Tavern: Zhu Lingyu as Wu Song; Xie Tianyi as Jiang Zhong; Bai Weichen as Jiang Zhong's wife; Wang Hao as Bartender; Zhang Lei as Comic servant; Drums: Ni Qisen; Huqin: Kang Changsheng.
Accompaniment: orchestra of the China National Peking Opera Company Youth Troupe.
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Children taller than 1.2 metres require an adult ticket; children shorter than 1.2 metres are not admitted.
Admission is approximately 30 minutes before the performance.
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There is no storage facility. Please keep your belongings with you and take care of valuables.
Admission arrangements are subject to the conditions at the venue.
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32 Ping'anli West Street, Xicheng District, Beijing (北京市西城区平安里西大街32号)
Named after the Peking Opera master Mei Lanfang, this theatre brings traditional Chinese opera into a modern performance setting.
The red exterior and glass facade introduce a venue belonging to the China National Peking Opera Company. Two auditoriums offer different scales of performance: the main theatre and a smaller space on the fourth floor, both at the Ping’anli West Street address.
