Cross Cultural Experience: Asian American Dance in NYC Forum is Chinese Theatre Works’ latest arts and academic forum focusing on the scholarship and practice of a wide range of Asian …
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Based on a tale from 蒲松齡 Pu Song Ling’s 17th century collection of supernatural stories, 聊齋誌異 “Strange Tales from Liao Studio”, The Tiger of Zhao is Chinese Theatre Works’ newest …
Chinese Theatre Works’ traditional performing arts variety programs present a broad cross- section of classical and folk performing arts including scenes from Chinese operas, music, and dance. All programs feature …
Chinese Theatre Works’ traditional performing arts variety programs present a broad cross- section of classical and folk performing arts including scenes from Chinese operas, music, and dance. All programs feature …
“Hao Bang Ah!” is a common Chinese expression meaning “Great!” or “Well done!” Each year, Chinese Theatre Works celebrates the Lunar New Year season with an original “budaixi” traditional Chinese …
Melody and rhythm are universal languages, communicated through our bodies, voices, and music. This workshops uses traditional Chinese dance styles to introduce students to fundamental techniques in dance performance and …
Chinese Theatre Works’ traditional performing arts variety programs present a broad cross- section of classical and folk performing arts including scenes from Chinese operas, music, and dance. All programs feature …
Like all forms of movement in Chinese opera, physical conflict— from small street fights to large scale warfare— is transformed into dance. Although heavily influenced by Chinese martial arts, opera …
In cultures across the world, symbols and colors are frequently used to convey deeper meanings. In China, brides traditionally wear the color red which symbolizes happiness. Since the Yuan Dynasty …
For thousands of years, China has been a feudal society where clothing has been used to indicate social and political status. These conventions are reflected in Chinese opera where elaborate …
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