Wear Modern Clothes And Interpret Traditional Opera.

2011/10/17 9:35:00 22

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Wearing Modern Clothes And Interpreting Tradition

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The performance, using modern thinking to solve the problems in the traditional drama, has attracted many audiences into the theater.

Yesterday, the third Sino German drama forum hosted by the Chengdu Municipal Bureau of music and the German Consulate General in Chongqing was opened in Chongqing.

At the meeting, Sabine Hyman, director of the cross media research center of University of Giessen in Germany and a drama critic, put forward her own views on how to protect and inherit traditional drama art.

Sabine said that there are many local dramas in Germany, and how to protect and inherit traditional drama is one of the problems faced by German dramas.

For this reason, they also thought of some ways.

For example, like the traditional German opera, many of the new directors of theaters now pass.

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The way to interpret it.

"Many of China's dramas can be integrated into stunt like fire and face, and give audience a shocking visual experience, but in German drama there are only music and dance."

Sabine said that many directors in Germany now let actors wear modern clothes to interpret traditional operas, and even use modern thinking to solve previous dramas.

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Many problems.

As a result, the director set up a bridge between ancient and modern, so that the audience can see the traditional opera and gain modern people's understanding.

"This really makes the attendance of the theater higher."

Sabine said that Germany's attempt can also give some lessons to China.

It is understood that the current Sino German drama.

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For three days, Chinese and German theatrical circles will discuss and exchange new drama forms and working methods, content and form of contemporary drama and traditional drama, management and experience of German drama by watching the activities of Chinese Drama Festival, General Assembly report and group discussion.