Group 1 - The performance market is thriving as summer approaches, with local original productions incorporating traditional cultural themes and modern presentation styles [1] - The original musical "Da Jiang Dong Qu," created by China Oriental Performing Arts Group, recently had a new round of performances in Beijing, revitalizing the essence of the Song Dynasty through musical theater [1] - The musical focuses on the life trajectory of Su Shi during his four years in Huangzhou, aiming to portray a broad-minded, benevolent, and life-embracing literary figure [1][5] Group 2 - The creative team of "Da Jiang Dong Qu" extensively researched Northern Song Dynasty murals, ancient texts, and historical materials for costume and stage design, integrating the elegance and beauty of Song landscape painting into the performance [4] - The musical features a total of 25 carefully arranged songs, incorporating classic lines from Su Shi's works during his time in Huangzhou, blending modern musical elements with traditional Chinese music [5] - Beijing People's Art Theatre has been providing diverse viewing experiences in its various theaters, showcasing a range of performances [6] Group 3 - The play "Yang Mahjong," directed by Tang Ye and starring Pu Cunxin and Gong Lijun, captivates the audience with a seemingly simple plot involving two elderly individuals in a nursing home [9] - The new play "One Day Top Stream" explores the coexistence of silicon-based and carbon-based life forms, as well as the potential of artificial intelligence to replace humans, connecting stage art with contemporary topics [10] - The script for "One Day Top Stream" is based on a recently published internet technology-themed novel, opening up new possibilities for adapting excellent literary works into stage productions [10]