Group 1: Wagner's Opera "The Flying Dutchman" - "The Flying Dutchman" is a representative early work of Wagner, marking a leap from "romantic legend" to "music drama" [1] - The opera introduces the theme of "redemption," which recurs in Wagner's later masterpieces [1] - This performance is directed by Peter Konwitschny and presents a new interpretation focusing on human loneliness and the illusion of redemption [1] Group 2: Lai Shengchuan's Play "Mirror Flower Water Moon" - "Mirror Flower Water Moon" is a fantastical work that transcends time, continuing Lai Shengchuan's exploration of humanistic care and cosmic philosophy [3] - The play features well-known actress Chen Yanxi in her first major role, alongside actor Dou Jin, portraying dual female leads [3] - The production incorporates elements from "Shan Hai Jing," presenting ancient mythical creatures in a unique visual style [3] Group 3: Musical "The Wind" - "The Wind" is a musical adapted from Mai Jia's novel, which has won the Mao Dun Literature Prize and has been previously adapted into film and television [6] - The story revolves around an underground party member's struggle to protect his comrades during a secret meeting in Hangzhou [6] - The musical features a strong cast, including A Yun Jia and Chen Haoyu, promising an engaging performance [6] Group 4: French Musical "Rock Red and Black" - "Rock Red and Black" is adapted from Stendhal's classic novel "The Red and the Black," created by the team behind successful musicals like "Rock Mozart" [7] - The protagonist, Julien, embodies ambition and a rebellious spirit, resonating with modern rock ideals [7] - The production uses a minimalist aesthetic to explore class conflict and human struggles through a vibrant color metaphor [7] Group 5: Flamenco Opera "Carmen" - The Madrid Flamenco Dance Company presents "Carmen," a classic work that has been performed for 23 seasons in Madrid [9] - The production remains faithful to the original story while showcasing exquisite stage design and passionate flamenco dance [9] - The narrative captures the intense love and hate between Carmen and José, vividly portrayed through dance [9] Group 6: Yang Liping's Dance Drama "The Rite of Spring" - "The Rite of Spring" tells the story of a deity who descends into the mortal world, experiencing human emotions and ultimately transcending back to divinity [12] - The stage design incorporates Tibetan cultural elements, creating a rich visual experience [12] - The music for the dance drama is specially composed by He Xuntian to meet the performance's duration requirements [12] Group 7: Original Musical "War and Peace" - The musical "War and Peace" examines the relationship between war and peace through a contemporary lens, celebrating patriotism and heroism [14] - It condenses Tolstoy's extensive work into a focused narrative, highlighting the experiences of younger characters [14] - The stage design blends modern and classical aesthetics, creating a unique atmosphere [14] Group 8: Play "Macbeth in the Storage Room" - "Macbeth in the Storage Room" explores the daily lives and interactions of two women preparing for a solo performance of "Macbeth" [16] - The narrative unfolds in a small rehearsal space, reflecting on their creative process and personal growth [16] Group 9: Play "Pride and Prejudice" - The adaptation of "Pride and Prejudice" celebrates Jane Austen's 250th birthday, condensing the novel into a two-hour stage performance [18] - The production features 17 scene changes, utilizing dual rotating stages to symbolize the characters' intertwined lives [18] - The creative team emphasizes the complexity of love and human nature through innovative stage design [18] Group 10: Vienna Boys Choir Concert "Eternal Strauss" - The concert "Eternal Strauss" celebrates the music of Johann Strauss, featuring classic waltzes and polkas [20] - The performance will include a choral version of "The Blue Danube," among other classical works [20] - The concert aims to present a joyful and timeless musical experience, reflecting Strauss's legacy [20]