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| SHANGHAI YUE OPERA'S CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PERFORMANCE |
Full House Communications was the official show manager for Shanghai Yue opera's staging
of the classical favourites, 'Dream of the Red Mansions' and 'The Meilong Inn'. This
visually spectacular performance was presented at the Esplanade Theatre on the 22 and 23
December 2006, organized by Tang Renaissance Communicators Pte Ltd. This was Shanghai
Yue opera's centennial performance, celebrated in style with the performance of a life
time by 100 master performers from China and also marked the inauguration of Tang
Renaissance's efforts to promote Yue Opera in Singapore.
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Shanghai Yue Opera's Centennial Celebration Performance (2006) @ Esplanade Theatre
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We are proud to have brought the performance to the Esplanade Theatres –
the Artistic hub of Singapore. The event was a major success and we will
endeavor to ensure the continuity of such performances locally.
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DREAM OF THE RED MANSIONS
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Based on a famous Chinese novel, DREAM OF THE RED MANSIONS is a story about two-crossed lovers, who are destined by fate to be apart.
Performed by the greatest opera house in China, you can expect nothing less than highly elaborate sets, breathtaking costumes and an unforgettable
performance by a stellar cast. DREAM OF THE RED MANSIONS is a love story like no other. Be prepared to be moved to tears by the love and sorrow of Lin Dai Yu and Jia Bao Yu.
This is beautiful operatic rendition of the Chinese classic is not to be missed.
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THE MEILONG INN
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This is a story about secret identities, and a love that crosses all boundaries.
A story that captures the essence of romance and love-at-first-sight, THE MEILONG INN is a must see
for all you romantics out there. A tale about the forbidden love between an emperor and restaurant owner,
THE MEILONG INN will leave its audience enthralled by its romantic and comic performance. Having won 14 prizes
in China, this award winning performance is truly an example of outstanding vocals, and is a musical treat not
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BONUS PERFORMANCE MILITARY STRATEGIST FAN LI & THE BEAUTY XI SHI
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During the Spring Autumn Warring State Period, the Wu Kingdom and
the Yue Kingdom are at constant war with each other.
Following its defeat, Emperor Gou-jian and the military strategist Fan Li of the
Yue Kingdom are held hostage in the Wu Kingdom. Fan Li and his beloved Xi Shi are separated.
Three years later, they return to the Yue Kingdom but there is no reunion for Fan Li and Xi Shi.
In a plot to dethrone the ruler of Wu, Fan Li decides to send his soul mate Xi Shi to the Wu Kingdom
to spy on the Wu ruler and to distract him from the affairs of the state. It is painful and heartbreaking
for them to part. But regaining freedom for their country is a far more honourable goal. As subjects of
a defeated kingdom, they are denied their rights. With heavy hearts, the lovers bid a tearful farewell.
Xi Shi leaves behind her beloved and her country to seek revenge on the Wu Kingdom.
The silhouette of the legendary beauty Xi Shi leaving to accomplish a great mission for the Yue Kingdom
remains strongly etched on the psyche of future generations. Yet the more important lesson from this episode in history is to be learnt when she returns to the Yue Kingdom years later. Fan Li goes to the Wu Kingdom to bring her back. The visionary military strategist decides to quit politics for business. He reckons from his encounter with the emperor of Yue Kindom, that while his ruler is a strong ally in times of hardship, he will make a bad leader in good times. Fan Li adopts a new name, Tao Zhugong. As an outstanding master strategist, he is adept at understanding human nature. He becomes a very successful businessman and amasses great wealth. According to economic historians, hi wealth in terms of present day parity exceeds that of Bill Gates of Microsoft. He leaves behind a legacy – the Twelve Principles of Business Success.
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