This winter, Japanese storytellers travelled to Taiwan, bringing with them their sit-down comedy tradition “Rakugo”.

At the National Theatre in Taiwan, spectators are touched by the magic of Li Bao-Chun’s latest production adapted from Mozart's classic opera The Magic Flute.

There are moments that often make us feel that life is like a play, but GuoGuang Opera Company’s latest production, A Tale of Royal Redemption, sees it differently.

Excerpts from the classic Peking opera play, Qionglin Banquet brings smiles to the audience, even in times of crisis. 

Two of Taiwan’s most prestigious orchestras pay tribute to George Leslie Mackay, in celebration of the 150th anniversary of his arrival.

Mei Lan-Fang, once praised as the “Queen of Peking Opera” was the muse for the 3-day program “Fusion Blossom of Mei Lan Fang” held at the newly-opened Taipei Performing Arts Centre.

Legend Lin Dance Theatre staged a unique spectacle, Intimate Encounters, as a prelude to its widely acclaimed "Song of Pensive Beholding".

GuoGuang Opera Company restaged “The Golden Cangue” inspired by Eileen Chang’s renowned short story, The Rouge of the North.

The legacy of Sun Wukong, a monkey born from heavenly stone, is one of the main characters in Journey to the West, retold through Peking opera production, The Monkey King.

In only half an hour’s time, not only did audiences like me get to enjoy one-of-a-kind performance, we also learned about the basics of Peking opera.