WORLDWIDE · CHINESE OPERA SHOWS
Sichuan opera in a Chengdu teahouse and Peking opera at the Liyuan are variety nights, not three-hour epics. These 15 tickets come with the seat class, the running time and what the tea costs.
See Chengdu’s lively Sichuan Opera with face-changing, puppets, tea, snacks, and optional massage or ear cleaning at Shufeng Yayun.
“Great help from the tour operator. Everything was perfect. The show was amazing even for english speaking people 10/10, reconmended!”
See Chengdu’s Shu Feng Ya Yun Sichuan Opera with face-changing, tea, snacks, seating choices, and optional costume extras.
“Una absoluta turistada similar a cualquier espectáculo nocturno en un hotel de medio pelo.”
See Beijing Peking Opera at Liyuan Theatre with English subtitles, colorful costumes, makeup rituals, practical ticket tips, and honest value advice.
“Suggest to defiantly get there early to get a good spot as the seats are not reserved, sections are. They have teleprompters in Chinese and English, but the performance needs very little explanation. They do sell drinks about 7USD for a glass of wine. They have a dinner option. However, walk the block found great value to eat before or after, same steer as the metro no need to cross the large streets.”
See Beijing Opera at Liyuan Theatre, with pre-show make-up, subtitles, tea, snacks, and a one-hour performance near Qianmen.
“A experiência foi bem a quem da expectativa. Sei que é outro conceito de ópera, mas a qualidade do espetáculo foi bem baixa. Os músicos pareciam cansados e entediados.”
Review of Beijing’s Liyuan Theatre Peking Opera VIP experience, with private hotel transfers, snacks, tea, and front-row seating.
“Kathy was the BEST!! Overall, the experience was so fun: transportation was clean and we learned so much about the opera on the ride from our hotel, and Kathy made sure we had the best view in the front row. The show itself was such a Read more”
See Chengdu’s Sichuan Opera at Shu Feng Ya Yun with tea, snacks, face changing, flexible seating, and a choice of local treats.
“lo spettacolo è molto bello, soprattutto il gioco di ombre e il cambio volto. abbiamo scelto come omaggio incluso la pulizia delle orecchie e il souvenir che è una graziosa borsa con il panda. consigliato :))”
See Beijing’s Peking Opera at Liyuan Theatre with a one-hour evening show, colorful costumes, acrobatics, English subtitles, and optional transfer.
“Dat ik eigenlijk een ticket had voor achterin maar vooraan werd neergezet, met een tafel vol thee en lekkere dingen. fijn dat het Engels ondertiteld was en gewoon mooi om eens mee te maken..”
See Chengdu’s Sichuan opera with face changing, fire breathing, tea, and traditional treats at Shu Feng Ya Yun for about $27.
“A great Chinese experience. This was a highlight of our visit to Chengdu. Would recommend this and the local tour operator.”
See Chengdu’s Sichuan Opera with face-changing, fire breathing, covered bowl tea, music, puppetry, and optional costume treats.
“super spectacle avec plusieurs parties variées et très bien réalisé, incroyable. et en bonus un massage (quant au billet, super facile à récupérer)”
Review of Chengdu’s Shu Feng Ya Yun Sichuan Opera, with face changing, hand shadows, tea, ticket help, timing, value, and booking advice.
“Great show showcasing the various Sichuan performance genres including opera, hand shadows, face-changing etc. a local guide (Daisy) met us at the theater with tickets and bottles of water. Daisy accompanied us to our seats and made sure our needs were met prior to the show.”
See classic Peking Opera at Beijing’s Liyuan Theatre, with vivid costumes, English notes, optional dinner, and several seat choices.
“The actors were excellent, but the theater is rather old.”
Review of Chengdu’s Liyuan Theater Sichuan Opera, with face-changing, fire-breathing, tea-house atmosphere, prices, timing, and booking tips.
“Amazing show in an intimate venue! We were the only foreigners there. Must see in Chengdu!!”
See Chengdu’s Sichuan Opera face-changing, acrobatics, tea, costumes, and traditional Western Shu arts in a 90-minute evening show.
“everything was perfect and the show was amazing! super consigliato!”
See Chengdu’s face-changing Sichuan Opera with reserved seating, English subtitles, tea, acrobatics, and traditional music for $25.65.
“Definetly a recommendation! A cool and interesting experience. They also have english subtiles on big screens which makes it easier to understand if you dont speak Chinese”
Review of Beijing’s Liyuan Theater Peking Opera, with English translations, makeup viewing, ticket tips, pricing, access, and practical advice.
“This is something different to go and see on your trip to Beijing, as westerners we didn't understand the premise of all of the stories told but the acrobatics were very good.”
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