An edition of China on stage
(1972)
China on stage
an American actress in the People's Republic.
[1st ed.]
by Lois Wheeler Snow
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Theatre has always played a major part in Chinese life. Combining ancient forms with revolutionary messages, the Chinese Communists from their guerilla beginnings have use d theatre as educational and innovative entertainment for all the people.
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China (People's Republic of China, 1949-), Chinese drama, English drama, Performing arts, Translations from Chinese, Translations into English, Erlebnisbericht, Theater, History, Theater and the revolution, Taking Tiger Mountain by strategy (Choreographic work), Shajiabang, Red lantern (Choreographic work), Red detachment of women (Choreographic work), Cultural Revolution (China : 1966-1976) fast (OCoLC)fst01352662, Chinese drama, translations into english, Law, chinaPlaces
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China on stage: an American actress in the People's Republic.
1973, Vintage Books
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China on stage: an American actress in the People's Republic.
1972, Random House
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Table of Contents
Introduction: reversing history.
Taking Tiger Mountain: text of Taking Tiger Mountain by strategy.
"For whom?"
Shachiapang.
Peasants and soldiers in ballet shoes.
The red lantern, and the theatre to be.
Do-it-yourself-theatre.
Glossary of Chinese theatre and dance terms.
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