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CSIAF targets young audiences

By Zhang Kun in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2012-09-07 07:43

From the soprano singing the aria Yes, They Call Me Mimi, in a mini denim skirt, to middle-school students dancing Stravinsky's The Firebird, the 14th China Shanghai International Arts Festival has made great efforts to bring arts to a wider and younger audience.

On Oct 18, CSIAF will open with a new production of La Boheme, where Rodolfo and his artistic friends wear dark glasses and wool caps, and Mimi dresses in a mini skirt and trendy combat boots.

CSIAF targets young audiences

"The play director Damiano Michieletto believes the theme and emotions in the classic opera resonate with life today - young people still struggle to achieve their dreams and lovers hurt each other unintentionally," says Zhang Xiaoding, vice-director of Shanghai Grand Theater.

CSIAF targets young audiences

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