| Chinese Opera | ||||||
| Venue | Empire Theatre (1901-1902), Sydney, NSW | |||||
| First Date | 20 February 1903 | |||||
| Dates Estimated | No | |||||
| Status | Professional | |||||
| World Premiere | No | |||||
| Description | It was about 8.15 on Friday night when the opera was in full swing, at the Empire. The walls of the building had been duly placarded with Chinese notices, the stage had been turned Into an appropriate representation of a Chinese scene. From the date of opening the honours had been done by Chinese societies and combinations, and by prosperous firms. On Friday one of the firms was doing the honours. The hall was crowded
above and below. Chinese alleged musical instruments were making a noise which would have awakened even, the Kiama Ghost. The fire brigade next door had been out for a run, whe |
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| Description Source | Article | |||||
| Primary Genre | Music Theatre | |||||
| Secondary Genre |
Dance
Music Theatre |
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| Resources | ||||||
| Text Nationality | China | |||||
| Production Nationality | Australia | |||||
| Event Status | Completed | |||||
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| Event Identifier | 155328 | |||||
| Dataset | AusStage | |||||
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