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Play VideoIt's the season for Jingle bells and colorful lights. And as holiday makers super-size their traditional meals, the Culture Express team has upgraded our preview of singing and dancing extravaganzas. So, grab a pencil and get ready to mark your calendar as we present our Coming Attractions for the New Year season.
A dance troupe hailed as a national treasure of Spain is about to make its debut in Beijing. Carmen Mota will showcase its passionate repertory programs over the month to come. They'll treat dance buffs in Beijing to spectacular flamenco productions. Carmen Mota is an energizing fusion between the deep-rooted Spanish dance and an abundance of modern styles. The production promises to be an explosion of light, color and movement. The lavish costumes and the stunning visual impact of the stage design add the icing on the cake.
And the 3rd Beijing Light Festival kicked off its winter run. Colorful fish lights welcome visitors to the main area of the festival at the Solana Shopping Compound. The theme of this festival is "Happy Ocean". It consists of light art works that simulate ocean views all over the 130,000 square meters area in Solana. And music is played in every corner. The festival runs through the end of February.
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| Colorful fish lights welcome visitors to the main area of the festival at the Solana Shopping Compound.(File photo) |
The TV series "My Own Swordsman" is one of the most popular TV series among young audiences since 2006. Now, a film sequel to the hottest dramas will bring audiences more fun and laughter as they celebrate the 2011 Chinese Spring Festival. The film version will describe a totally different story compared with the TV series. But one way or another, the film is going to keep audiences in stitches with its parody of social issues.
Dance Drama: The Fire of Anatolia
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| Come see "Fire of Anatolia." The Turkish dance group has 120 dancers, making it one of the three largest dance groups in the World.(File photo) |
December 27-29
Baiyun International Convention Center
GuangZhou
Want to be thrilled by the best belly dancers? Come see "Fire of Anatolia." The Turkish dance group has 120 dancers, making it one of the three largest dance groups in the World. It's also the most seen performance with a record audience of 400,000 in the Black Sea region of Turkey. So, why does the show have such huge appeal? For one thing, it mixes Anatolian dances with modern dance and ballet. Also, it holds a Guinness record for the fastest dance performance, 241 steps in every minute. No wonder audiences are spellbound. So, get the blood pulsing through your body and see the "Fire of Anatolia."
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