As the year draws to its end, Beijing will offer you a series of outstanding performances, each one with its unique charm. Many theaters in the city are waiting to present you with a highly unique experience.
Musical: The Phantom of the Opera
The musical "The Phantom of the Opera" is adapted from Gaston Leroux's novel of the same name. Since its London premiere in 1986, it has been staged in 205 cities across 58 countries.
A three-meter-tall "Phantom Mask" installation has been set up at the entrance of the Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center, and has become a popular photo spot for capturing memories of the show.
Dates: November 18 to 30
Venue: Grand Theater, Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center
Dance Drama: Li Bai
This dance drama highlights several key moments in the life of the famous Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai, revealing his inner world through his lifelong struggle between worldly engagement and retreat from the secular world.
The performance vividly portrays the poet's passion, talent, and heroic spirit. At this early winter, immerse yourself in the poetry of the "Poet Immortal" and let his verses enrich your soul.
Dates: November 28 to 30
Venue: Tianqiao Theater
Musical: Molière
The musical "Molière" blends rap, urban music, and modern street dance to portray the life of a great French playwright. Since its Paris premiere in 2023, "Molière" has toured across France, recording over 500,000 views.
Dates: December 5 to 21
Venue: Grand Theater, Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center
Ballet: Cinderella
The ballet "Cinderella", choreographed by Ben Stevenson, a renowned maestro from the United States, is known for its British theatrical style combined with humorous and whimsical performance elements, winning the hearts of audiences worldwide.
Let the glass slippers, the pumpkin carriage, and the chime of midnight take you back to your childhood to witness the Fairy Godmother's magic once more.
Dates: December 5 to 7
Venue: Opera House, National Centre for the Performing Arts
Tickets are now available online via the Damai app or WeChat mini-program (大麦网). See you at the theater as the year comes to its end!
(Source: Official WeChat account of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism)
