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Shanghai Opera House - Four Dance & Musical Programs, c. 1977-89

Shanghai Opera House - Four Dance & Musical Programs, c. 1977-89

Performance Program Set
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Selected item - one four-program Shanghai performance archive offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

Four programs from the Shanghai Opera House Dance Troupe, dated by the source to 1977-1989. The group covers dance drama, mythological spectacle and musical comedy, giving a compact cross-section of the company's reform-era visual culture.

  • Company: Shanghai Opera House Dance Troupe
  • Contents: Four printed performance programs
  • Productions: Mulan Fragrance; Phoenix Calls at Mount Qi; Romantic Years; The Hawker and the Young Lady (working English translations from the source)
  • Date: c. 1977-1989, source range
  • Material: Printed paper ephemera
  • Dimensions: Exact dimensions are not specified
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 8.5/10
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