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Laichun Yuen Theatre
Address: Smith Street | Chinatown, Singapore, Singapore
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Friends who like to watch theaters can come and feel it. It was morning when we passed by, so there was no performance. What I saw back then was a Chaozhou opera. I think it’s because there are many Chaoshan people in Singapore.
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Friends who like to watch theaters can come and feel it. It was morning when we passed by, so there was no performance. What I saw back then was a Chaozhou opera. I think it’s because there are many Chaoshan people in Singapore.
Laichun Yuen Theatre is the Lichunyuan Theatre. From the comparison of the pronunciation of the English and Chinese names, it can be seen that this is from Cantonese. The majority of Cantonese operas are very ethnic.
Good choice, beautiful style, another architectural feature, exotic style, very fun
This is an old opera house, which has now been converted into a cheap hotel. Built in 1887, it is designed in the traditional style of a Chinese tea house. It quickly became the center of Chinese opera performance. Famous opera stars came here from mainland China and Hong Kong to perform. The neighboring Smith Street was called Theater Street.
An audiovisual feast of elegant art, it is worth it