Blog Category - Stage

Spittoon Celebrates Successful Literary Tour With Documentary Screening, Dec 15
Submitted on Dec 14, 2018
As if boosting the capital’s literary scene with their quarterly publication, numerous poetry readings, writing workshops, and a multitude of spin
Cracking Wise with Andy Curtain, the Godfather of Comedy in China, Ahead of Oct 12 Salud Set
Submitted on Oct 10, 2018
The Shanghai-based Australian comic shares some side-splitting anecdotes about founding China's first comedy club, his lewd and crude first set in...
DP: Survive and Thrive During the Golden Week in Beijing With These Events
Submitted on Sep 29, 2018
For many of us, the Golden Week rush isn't so much exciting as daunting, thanks to the estimated 500 to 700 million people traveling during the Ch
Boundary Pushing Bellydancing with Inko di Ö’s Odd Cabaret
Submitted on Sep 18, 2018
There’s body language, and then there’s conveying entire narratives with your moves.
Dodge the Autumn Blues With an International Music Festival "Hi, Blues", Sep 16
Submitted on Sep 14, 2018
Is the knowledge that summer is ending weighing you down?
Break Out Your Medieval Armour With the Electro Punk Twins From The Garden
Submitted on Sep 11, 2018
Californian electro-punk twins The Garden have tossed the genre rulebook out the window, setting out instead to create one of their own, even coining...
Filipino Funnyman Ron Josol Talks Making Rednecks Laugh Ahead of Aug 19 Bookworm Set
Submitted on Aug 18, 2018
What could possibly be funny about a stressful, potentially dangerous inspection at the border?
From 'Malcolm In The Middle' to the Middle East: Q&A with Mohammed Maghdi Ahead of July 21 Salud Standup Set
Submitted on Jul 18, 2018
Life in Shanghai for the Egyptian-born comedian Mohammed Magdi can seem like a surreal joke or a sitcom (especially when righting the preconceived
"See the Na'vi Jump Off the Screen"; Insider Dishes on Avatar Inspired Cirque du Soleil Production, Aug 1-12
Submitted on Jul 12, 2018
If you’ve ever been to a Cirque du Soleil show, you know that the Montreal theatrical producer’s acrobats move with the grace and gravity-defying
Get an Earful with Podcasting in the ‘Jing Panel Discussion, Jul 5
Submitted on Jul 04, 2018
Plenty of us pop in our earbuds and crank up our favorite podcasts to liven up our commutes, workouts, and other mind-numbing tasks.
Cirque du Soleil’s Avatar-Inspired 'Toruk: The First Flight' Swoops Into Beijing Aug 1-12
Submitted on Jun 05, 2018
This Beijing summer promises to be particularly epic as the renowned theater production Cirque du Soleil bring their ...
Beijing Lithuanian Cinema Week Leads With Tragicomedy and Puppetry, Jun 2-6
Submitted on Jun 01, 2018
[UPDATE Jun 4, 11am] Unfortunately, due to a problem with sourcing the correct subtitles, t
Competing Poets: Spittoon and BLK GEN Bring Grand Slam to Yue Space, Jun 3
Submitted on May 31, 2018
On Jun 3, some of Beijing's most enthused scribes will go word-to-word at Yue...
See the World Differently as a "Curious Incident" Comes to the Beijing Stage, May 24-27
Submitted on May 19, 2018
A dead dog might seem an unpromising topic for a play.
DP: Cinematic Cityscapes and Post-Album Tattoos With Lithuanian Indie Band "Colours of Bubbles", Yue Space, May 7
Submitted on May 15, 2018
Melancholic and languid sounds are arguably the most distinctive flavors of the colder side of Europe's indie scene.