Between tradition and modernity: developments in Xiqu (Chinese opera) actor training

Xia-Bing Chi · George Belliveau

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Xiqu (traditional Chinese opera) has a history of more than 800 years and is often understood as an essential and symbolic expression of Chinese culture (Lovene 2010, 181). In this essay, we thus p...

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2020Museums and the Interpretation of Visual Culture 2007Drama Kings 2010The Soul of Beijing Opera 2010Chinese Operas on Stage and Screen: A Short Introduction 2018Determinants of demand for traditional Chinese opera 2008Tradition, Change, and Continuity in Chinese Theatre in the Last Hundred Years: In Commemoration of the Spoken Drama Centenary

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