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台湾表演工作坊:《宝岛一村》
在观赏这出戏的过程当中,我有许多时刻都不是在看情节的铺陈或人物性格的塑造与转变,反倒是更多地将关注点放在眷村文化的剧场再现及其文化情感的历史成因,同时也在体验观察眷村文化创意产业的进行式。
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钢琴伴唱《红灯记》赏析音乐会 | Piano With Beijing Opera “The Red Lantern” Appreciation Concert»
今年三月十四日(星期日)晚间八点,定居新加坡的中国艺术家们将在南洋艺术学院剧场呈现一场钢琴伴唱《红灯记》赏析音乐会。演出地点为南洋艺术学院大剧院。| Piano Accompaniment to The Red Lantern is a Chinese music appreciation concert organised by a group of Chinese immigrants under the auspices of the Singapore Chinese Opera Museum. It celebrates the diversity of Chinese opera and music, not to mention sharing their heritage and culture with Singaporeans.
Artist Sharing Session with Chen Tong. Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, on Chinese performance art group the Long Tail Elephant Group, Guangzhou, China.
Talk to be conducted in Mandarin, with simultaneous translation in English Language.
Speaker: Chen Tong
Interpreter: Richard Chua
Date: 15 January 2010
Time: 8pm
Venue: The Back Room, Post-Museum
The talk will be made available free of charge, [...]
The closeted intellectual bigot in me told me that it would be meaningless to write a review for Chestnuts (a mainstream play, for it would have nothing for me to write about, except for frivolous acts STAGES made at the expense of others. It is with this hypocrisy I held to my heart, I was finding ways of justifying my paid trip to STAGES’ Chestnuts 2009 on 29 November: from the inane reason I wanted to know what STAGES had up in their sleeves, needing a good night’s out like the middle-class, to supporting my friends Jonathan, Terence and Keng Kiat. But I never wanted to admit that I loved the production. The truth is I am secretly in love with STAGES’ Chestnut series. I have watched many of them in the past, but never wrote down my reflections on them.
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久违了的澳门舞蹈»
也有很长时间没有走入剧场看澳门舞蹈了,没有很特别的原因,只是没有去看。难得有个老朋友邀请,难得演出的时间我没有特别事做,难得有个要好的朋友陪同,有时就这样地难得才会做一件事。
可惜,我们都是迟到了,最近几年只有这一次,可能是因为难得吧!
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钢琴伴唱《红灯记》赏析音乐会 | Piano With Beijing Opera “The Red Lantern” Appreciation Concert»
今年三月十四日(星期日)晚间八点,定居新加坡的中国艺术家们将在南洋艺术学院剧场呈现一场钢琴伴唱《红灯记》赏析音乐会。演出地点为南洋艺术学院大剧院。| Piano Accompaniment to The Red Lantern is a Chinese music appreciation concert organised by a group of Chinese immigrants under the auspices of the Singapore Chinese Opera Museum. It celebrates the diversity of Chinese opera and music, not to mention sharing their heritage and culture with Singaporeans.
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The closeted intellectual bigot in me told me that it would be meaningless to write a review for Chestnuts (a mainstream play, for it would have nothing for me to write about, except for frivolous acts STAGES made at the expense of others. It is with this hypocrisy I held to my heart, I was finding ways of justifying my paid trip to STAGES’ Chestnuts 2009 on 29 November: from the inane reason I wanted to know what STAGES had up in their sleeves, needing a good night’s out like the middle-class, to supporting my friends Jonathan, Terence and Keng Kiat. But I never wanted to admit that I loved the production. The truth is I am secretly in love with STAGES’ Chestnut series. I have watched many of them in the past, but never wrote down my reflections on them.
Events
Artist Sharing Session by Chen Tong, interpreted by Richard Chua (Mandarin and English)»Artist Sharing Session with Chen Tong. Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, on Chinese performance art group the Long Tail Elephant Group, Guangzhou, China.
Talk to be conducted in Mandarin, with simultaneous translation in English Language.
Speaker: Chen Tong
Interpreter: Richard Chua
Date: 15 January 2010
Time: 8pm
Venue: The Back Room, Post-Museum
The talk will be made available free of charge, [...]






