Original title: Achieving a "good start" in multiple dimensions! The "small but beautiful" new performing arts space is booming to release the potential of cultural consumption
CCTV News: Meet friends after get off work to experience an immersive drama, and watch a passionate concert on the weekend , watch a wonderful dance drama with your family in your free time. Since 2024, various performances have been exciting, and performance markets in many places across the country are getting off to a good start. The rising popularity of dramas, dance dramas, music festivals, etc., and the vigorous development of new "small but beautiful" performing arts spaces have fully unleashed the potential of cultural consumption.
Reporters learned from the China Performance Industry Association that in the first quarter of 2024, there were 119,000 commercial performances (excluding performances in entertainment venues) nationwide, with 38.8699 million viewers and box office revenue of 10.8 billion yuan, an increase of 116.87% compared with the same period in 2023. %. The national performance market is off to a good start, with a "good start" in three dimensions: attendance, box office, and number of spectators.
Recently, professional theaters have performed popular plays with rich contents, and the enthusiasm for watching performances and consumption has not diminished. The original drama "Spring Dawn on Su Di" is based on Song Dynasty aesthetics and incorporates contemporary aesthetics to lead the audience into Su Dongpo's spiritual world. Dance dramas also show an obvious "gathering" phenomenon, with many original dance dramas such as "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Li Bai", "Only Green" and "Peacock" being performed.
Small theaters and new performing arts spaces across the country are deeply loved by young people. Through the linkage of various business formats through performing arts, new scenes and new experiences are created, moistening things silently, allowing people to feel the charm of traditional Chinese culture, and adding new scenes to urban culture.
Source: CCTV.com
