北京市文化和旅游局推介全市49个驻场演出项目

Core Points - The Beijing International Cultural and Tourism Consumption Expo 2025 promotes 49 key resident performance projects across various categories including drama, music, traditional Chinese opera, acrobatics, magic, and stand-up comedy [1] Group 1: Drama and Music Performances - There are 20 resident performance projects in the drama and music category, including the classic comedy "The Earl of Wulong Mountain" by Happy Mahua, which has performed over 1,000 shows and generated over 100 million yuan in ticket sales [2] - Beijing Happy Valley has created an immersive performance experience by integrating the "Shan Hai Jing" and "Sanxingdui" IPs, launching the resident show "Golden Face Dynasty" with over 7,000 performances and nearly 10 million visitors [2] - Ailehui has utilized commercial spaces in Sanlitun, Huaxi City, and Changying to create new performance venues, offering 5,000 diverse music performances [2] Group 2: Traditional Chinese Opera and Arts - There are 15 resident performance projects in the traditional Chinese opera and arts category, with the Beijing Opera House presenting classic Beijing opera performances at the Liyuan Theatre [3] - The Lao She Teahouse in Qianmen offers seasonal performances featuring traditional arts such as Jingyun Dagu, Danxian, and Kuaiban [3] - The Beijing Quyi Troupe, Deyun Society, and Xihabao Fu Pupu perform stand-up comedy and traditional arts at various venues including the South Gate of the Temple of Heaven and Guangde Building [3] Group 3: Acrobatics and Magic - There are 4 resident performance projects in the acrobatics and magic category, with the China Acrobatic Troupe presenting the acrobatic show "Climbing the Peak of Skills," featuring nine classic acts that challenge high-altitude stacking and rapid vehicle skills [4] Group 4: Stand-Up Comedy - There are 10 resident performance projects in the stand-up comedy category, with venues like Dan Liren DownTown, Bobo Comedy Theatre (Sanlitun), and Comedy Tribe (Sanlitun) establishing themselves as trendy spots for regular stand-up performances [5]