Southern Network News (Reporter Zhou Cun Correspondent Sui Wen Tourism Xuan) Food is full of fireworks in Guangzhou, tea and the world's Bay Area. From December 29th to 31st, produced by the Propaganda Department of the Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism, co-organized by the Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau of Liwan District, Guangzhou, and created by the Guangdong ** Quyi Troupe, the Quyi New Theater "Drinking Tea" was performed at the Cantonese Opera Art Museum for 5 consecutive performances.
"Drinking Tea" takes the novel stage presentation method of "Quyi New Theater" as the basis and overall framework of exploration, and adopts the elements of "intangible cultural heritage" Cantonese opera, Cantonese opera, cross talk, Cantonese music and rap, as well as the combination of Guangdong "intangible cultural heritage" items such as Cantonese embroidery and Cantonese cuisine, to explore a new way of expression of "intangible cultural heritage". Through small characters and small incisions, he writes about the water and soil, Lingnan scenery, and focuses on Lingnan culture, observes and describes local customs and people's feelings, writes about life, joys, sorrows, and sorrows, and writes about the humble and low-key and "vigorous" self-reliant Guangdong spirit.
Tea in the way of fireworks, human touch, to Guangzhou, taste Cantonese flavor, together to drink tea!This drama is based on the 70th birthday of "Lao Xiguan" Liang Zhiguang and his "golden wedding" with the "foreign daughter-in-law" Cui Xiuhao, and the couple decided to feast the neighbors to drink tea and congratulate them in the "Dexian Teahouse".
"Drink Tea" gathers a strong creative lineup in the province to create, by Cantonese cross talk master Huang Junying, and the famous gaohu player He Kening as the artistic director;Zhang Ling, a national first-class director, is the chief director;Feng Minyi, a national first-class playwright, and Zhao Guodong, an outstanding drama choreographer, served as screenwritersComposer and ** producer Sui Xiaofeng composed music;Outstanding young choreographers Zhao Guodong and He Lan served as drama directors;Zhou Hongzong, a young stage designer, is the stage designer;Yang Hongbin, a national second-class director, served as the choreographer. In terms of actors, it gives full play to the advantages of the Guangdong ** Quyi Troupe, and is co-starred by outstanding young actors such as Zhang Yaotian, Lin Caixia, Wu Haijie, He Zhifeng, and a group of young performers.
In recent years, Guangzhou has vigorously promoted the "Quyi Inheritance and Development Plan", built the Lingnan Cultural Heritage Culture (Liwan) Ecological Protection Experimental Zone, and through long-term adherence to the Lingnan Cultural Heritage Art Development Strategy of core protection, overall protection, and legal protection, it has pooled advantageous resources and gathered various forces to promote the continuous growth of Lingnan's outstanding traditional cultural and artistic talents. "Drinking Tea" is expected to become a representative literary and artistic stage boutique for the Cantonese Opera Art Museum's permanent repertoire, helping to expand the space for the release of Lingnan's tourism consumption potential, and making positive contributions to inheriting the excellent cultural context of Lingnan and promoting the transformation of cultural benefits.