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👉 Children Under 1m Are Not Allowed
👉 Each Attendee Requires A Ticket
👉 No Cancellation

Synopsis: 

In the early 1940s, a father leaves for Nanyang (Southeast Asia) and disappears, while his wife raises their son alone.

Years later, the son accidentally enters a surreal dreamscape after striking his father’s abandoned Yingge drumsticks. There, he uncovers his father’s noble sacrifices for family and country, reconciles his mother’s buried sorrow, and grows into his own legacy. 

Three rivers surge to the sea, a single letter returns with the tide. The bloodline of heritage endures—unbroken by storms, unyielding to time.

Media Reviews: 

Art Review Space: “Every dance sequence radiates emotional and romantic subjectivity, blending outward vigor with inner tenderness. The unique dance steps, intricate formations, and dynamic manipulation of Yingge sticks in Yingge Dance also deliver a refreshing and novel experience to the audience.” 

Southern Metropolis Daily: “Yingge is the third large-scale original dance drama centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH) by Guangzhou Song and Dance Theatre following Awakening Lion and Dragon Boat. Spanning three years from conceptualization to stage realization, the production garnered immense anticipation since its official announcement and received rave reviews following its premiere on November 10th. The dance movements, characterized by powerful vigor and heroic dynamism, left audiences exhilarated, with many praising it as ‘an adrenaline explosion’ and ‘absolutely electrifying!’” 

Guangzhou Yuecheng Net: “As a dance drama, Yingge captivates through its lyrical fluidity. The adrenaline-charged ensemble battles and vibrant Yingge group dances embody an unbridled, heroic spirit, while the delicate pas de deux and introspective solos explore intricate emotional landscapes, masterfully blending vigor and tenderness to immerse audiences in a riveting narrative.”

China Art News: “The dance drama Yingge resonates symbiotically with the Chaoshan people’s collective joys, sorrows, and hopes embodied in their beloved Yingge Dance. Revered as the ‘Chinese Warrior Dance,’ Yingge Dance symbolizes the community’s unwavering pursuit of righteousness, dispelling malevolence, welcoming prosperity, and safeguarding peace—a cultural totem that pulses with the heartbeat of the people.”