Hangzhou Theater

Hangzhou Theater

Hangzhou theater, subordinate to the Department of culture of Zhejiang Province, is an institution directly under the culture of Zhejiang Province. It was built in 1978. It is a comprehensive art theater approved by Premier Zhou Enlai before his death. It is a classic work of Chinese theater architecture in the 1970s. In 2000, in order to welcome the 7th China Art Festival, it was reconstructed and expanded as a key construction project in Zhejiang Province, becoming one of the landmark large-scale public cultural facilities in Hangzhou and one of the best performing theaters in Zhejiang Province.

Introduction to theatre

Theatre development

Since its establishment, the academy has received more than 1000 art groups at home and abroad, staged more than 3800 excellent plays at home and abroad, and received 5 million audiences, with an average attendance rate of 78%. With high-quality service, it has won the favor of various performing groups and the general audience, and gradually formed a good momentum that "performing groups want to perform in Hangzhou theater, and audiences want to see elegant art perform in Hangzhou theater". To continuously innovate the development of the performance industry, improve the public cultural service ability, and meet the cultural needs of people at different levels.

Theatre features

In the past three years, four distinctive performance businesses have been formed, and all kinds of performance markets have been active. The first is the public welfare "weekend Music Lecture Hall" series concert; the second is the "performance stage" to protect Zhejiang stage art talents, embody national characteristics, and display award-winning high-quality plays; the third is the introduction of high-level high-quality plays at home and abroad (such as American Broadway musical Anna and the king, 42nd Street) 》The fourth is the stage art repertoire created and produced by Hangzhou theater (such as the original Yue Opera Jane Eyre).

Address: No.29 Wulin Square, Xiacheng District, Hangzhou (south side of Hangzhou building)

Longitude: 120.16194

Latitude: 30.271279