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-	Symphony Orchestra Turns 50
	Despite celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the China National Symphony Orchestra (CNSO) still finds itself fumbling its way "from Mao to Mozart."
-	Commercial Performances
	As a market economy takes root in China, the China National Symphony Orchestra faces new dilemmas, not least how to earn enough money to survive.
-	Disney Bears a Stage Spectacular
	One of the word's most favorite children's story characters has arrived in China with a mission: To bring fun and laughter to thousands of Chinese youngsters.
-	Summer Feast for the Eyes And Ears of Young Audiences
	A series of foreign and domestic performances staged this summer will be a great feast for the eyes of viewers in Beijing and Shanghai.
-	Drama Reveals Director's Road to Success
	When we get something, we lose something. Very often, people consciously or unconsciously sacrifice something they have in order to win something they do not have.
-	'Dongba Kingdom' Emerges at Foot of Snow Dragon
	During a recent trip to Lijiang in northwest Yunnan Province, some friends eagerly introduced a newly completed tourist attraction named "Dongba Kingdom" at the foot of the Yulong (Snow Dragon) Mountains close to the ancient town of Lijiang.
-	Pop Revolution to Rock Great Hall of the People
	Beijing's Great Hall of the People is set to become the Great Hall of Pop when it stages its first ever pop concerts in August. Five artists are set to rock China's premier political venue, which is better known for hosting the annual meeting of the National People's Congress.
-	Disney Musical Debuts in Shanghai, Impressing Audience with Chinese Elements
	The Disney musical, The Lion King, with a few add Chinese characteristics, almost brought the house down during its premiere at the Shanghai Grand Theater on Tuesday.
-	Cheerful Drama Break for Brooding Actor
	Actor Liu Ye is best known for playing a self-sacrificing, loyal, introverted and nervous character.
-	Kunqu Opera to Be Preserved by Regulations
	Kunqu Opera, one of the oldest genre of opera in the world, will be protected by regulations in Suzhou, where the delicate art form originated more than 500 years ago.
-	Age-old Art Form Struggles to Survive
	For more than half a century, Beijing Qinshu has almost been an art of one man Guan Xuezeng, who is the founder and most famous performer of this form of musical storytelling. Unfortunately, because of a lack of successors, this art might end up an art of no man.
-	Drama Dreams Delivered
	Three years ago, Shanghai Drama Arts Center organized the first Shanghai University Student Drama Festival. This year, the third festival, held last month, attracted 32 drama societies from 27 universities and colleges in the city.
-	Stage Artists Learn from Russian Colleagues
	The Russian experimental theatre company Pyotr Fomenko Workshop will perform the 19th-century Russian farce "Wolves and Sheep," a play combining elements of melancholy, poetry, impressionism and humour, tonight and tomorrow at Beijing's Capital Theater.
-	Wilderness of Turbulent Years Recalled in Historic Play
	The China National Theater troupe is to undertake its first-ever staging of Man and Wilderness, a play about a group of "educated young people" during the turbulent years of "cultural revolution".
-	Toe Shoes, Rock And a Bit of French Flair
	The revival of acclaimed French choreographer Roland Petit's 1972 production "Pink Floyd Ballet" will premiere in China on Saturday at the Peking University Memorial Hall.

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