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Unlike plays, which tell stories through talking, musicals tell stories and create roles through singing and dancing. “Chinese people used to know little about musicals,” says Huang Kai, who teaches students majoring in music at Beijing Dance Academy. “Thanks to the development of the internet, more and more people have got to know this art form.”
However, with more Chinese buying tickets to enjoy musicals, one of the biggest challenges in original productions is the lack of (原创剧目的创作短缺) talent. During the past 20 years, over 70 per cent of the musicals performed in China have either been international tours (国际巡演) or Chinese adaptations (改编) of Western shows, with original Chinese productions taking up less than 30 per cent.
To meet this need, a project “Fly Plan” has been carried out by Damai and Shanghai Grand Theatre to find future musical writers. People who are chosen for the project will receive training from experienced writers from China and other countries.
“The internet has allowed Chinese to get to know a great many of art forms, and young Chinese, especially those who travel to other countries to watch shows, are open-minded and creative. It’s a good time for us to train our own musical talent.” Huang excitedly tells his hope.
1. How do musicals tell stories and create roles?
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2. What is Huang Kai?
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3. What is one of the biggest challenges in original musicals?
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4. Why is the project “Fly Plan” carried out?
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5. Do you like musicals? Why?
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Through/By singing and dancing.
; (He is) a teacher at Beijing Dance Academy.
; The lack of talent.
; To find future musical writers.
; Yes, because I like their way of telling stories.