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Silk Road Rain — Six Chinese Dance-Drama Program Variants, 1977–89

Silk Road Rain — Six Chinese Dance-Drama Program Variants, 1977–89

Performance Program Set
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Selected item — one six-piece set of vintage Chinese dance-drama programs offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

Six different program editions for Silk Road Rain, the influential Dunhuang-inspired dance drama. The group includes versions connected with the PRC's thirtieth-anniversary celebrations and a performance welcoming New Zealand prime minister Robert Muldoon, preserving the production's changing visual identity across the early reform era.

Production: Silk Road Rain

Producing ensembles: Gansu Song and Dance Ensemble; China Coal Mine Art Troupe Song and Dance Ensemble; Shanghai Song and Dance Ensemble

Date: listing dates the group broadly to 1977–1989; individual editions are not fully dated

Format: Six printed performance programs

Material: Printed paper ephemera

Dimensions: Exact dimensions are not specified

Edition/signature/numbering: Six variant editions; no signatures or individual numbering stated

Condition: 8/10

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