北方昆曲剧院在台展演《牡丹亭》

Core Viewpoint - The Northern Kunqu Opera Theatre recently held three performances in Taipei and Kaohsiung, showcasing classic excerpts from Kunqu works such as "The Peony Pavilion," "The Green Tomb," and "The Peddler," allowing audiences to experience the charm of Kunqu art up close [1] Group 1 - The series of performances was co-hosted by the Cross-Strait Peaceful Exchange Association, the Beijing Theatre Criticism Society, and the Taiwan Jingkun Arts Promotion Association [1] - Each performance featured actors from the Taiwan Jingkun Arts Promotion Association, highlighting the different interpretations of Kunqu by performers from both sides of the Taiwan Strait [1] - The event attracted a large number of opera enthusiasts, with full attendance at the performances [1] Group 2 - Audience members noted that the actors from the Northern Kunqu Opera Theatre presented a singing style distinct from local Taiwanese Kunqu performances, providing a refreshing experience [1] - Impressive martial arts movements during the performances left the audience in awe [1] - Dou Qiang, Vice President of the Beijing Theatre Criticism Society, stated that the collaboration between cross-strait Kunqu actors revitalized classic plays and reflected the shared cultural roots and connections between the two sides [1]