Chaoyang Theater
Chaoyang Theater
4.5
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Monday
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Thursday
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Friday
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Saturday
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Sunday
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Acrobats & gymnasts from throughout China perform at this theatre – breathtaking routines of flexibility involving chairs, bikes, jumping hoops,spinning plates & human strength. 2 performances daily.
Duration: 2-3 hours
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jrissman
Oakland, CA30 contributions
May 2015 • Solo
In Beijing, there are three nightly acrobatics shows at different theaters: one at the Chaoyang Theater, one at the Tiandi Theater, and one at the Tianqiao Theater. On my most recent trip to Beijing, I saw the shows at the Chowyang and the Tiandi. In this review, I'll compare the two shows I saw, then provide more detail about the Chowyang show. (For those pressed for time, the upshot is that I recommend the Tiandi show over the Chowyang show.)
Similarities: Both the Tiandi and Chowyang shows are roughly an hour and twenty minutes, plus a ten-minute intermission. They each feature eight main acts, four before and four after intermission. Both shows are primarily attended by tour groups; I was unusual in that I was an individual attendee. Across the two shows, five of the eight acts use the same apparatuses and feature the same sorts of tricks. Both are appropriate for all ages. Both theaters are located near to metro stops on the east side of the city.
Differences: The shows have different themes. The Chowyang show is vaguely themed around Imperial China, while the Tiandi show is themed around a clown who recovers treasures from ancient temples, like Indiana Jones. The Chowyang show uses larger and more elaborate equipment for two of its acts: a giant spinning device with two rings and motorcycles driving inside a steel sphere. The Tiandi show does not use any large-scale or motorized equipment. The skill of the performers was a little greater at the Tiandi show, where the performance was smoother and the tricks were slightly more difficult. The Chowyang show plays three times per night, while the Tiandi show plays only once per night. Despite this, the Chowyang show was far more crowded. Lastly, the Chowyang show features numerous souvenir stands in the lobby, while the Tiandi show does not.
Here, I will list the acts at the Chowyang show (followed by an asterisk if a similar act was featured at the Tiandi show):
Gymnastic leaps through hoops*
Diabolo*
One-arm handstand on a tall stack of chairs*
Contortion and balancing glasses*
-- Intermission --
Acrobatic partner dance
Riding a large, spinning, dual ring structure
Tricks on bicycles*
Motorcycles inside a large, steel sphere
Overall, the performers did a great job. The one-arm handstand on chairs was particularly well-done: the trick was performed flawlessly, and supporting cast members wearing royal guard uniforms gave it an interesting flavor. The large, spinning ring structure was one of the weaker acts: the intimidating structure itself stole the show, while the tricks (juggling and walking with a blindfold) were performed so fleetingly that it was easy to miss them.
The Chowyang show had a number of issues with its music, which would sometimes stutter or cut abruptly to a different part of the same song. There were also a couple instances of poor staging, where supporting cast members briefly blocked the view of the people performing tricks.
The crowdedness, souvenir stands, and "Imperial China" theme combined to make the Chowyang show feel more touristy. The Tiandi show felt a little more organic, particularly because of the inventiveness of its treasure hunter clown theme.
I think both shows are enjoyable and you cannot go wrong with either one. However, if I am to recommend one, I think the Tiandi show is the clear winner. Since five of the acts use the same apparatus and mostly the same tricks between the two shows, I generally would not recommend seeing both, unless you have a particular interest in circus arts or acrobatics.
Similarities: Both the Tiandi and Chowyang shows are roughly an hour and twenty minutes, plus a ten-minute intermission. They each feature eight main acts, four before and four after intermission. Both shows are primarily attended by tour groups; I was unusual in that I was an individual attendee. Across the two shows, five of the eight acts use the same apparatuses and feature the same sorts of tricks. Both are appropriate for all ages. Both theaters are located near to metro stops on the east side of the city.
Differences: The shows have different themes. The Chowyang show is vaguely themed around Imperial China, while the Tiandi show is themed around a clown who recovers treasures from ancient temples, like Indiana Jones. The Chowyang show uses larger and more elaborate equipment for two of its acts: a giant spinning device with two rings and motorcycles driving inside a steel sphere. The Tiandi show does not use any large-scale or motorized equipment. The skill of the performers was a little greater at the Tiandi show, where the performance was smoother and the tricks were slightly more difficult. The Chowyang show plays three times per night, while the Tiandi show plays only once per night. Despite this, the Chowyang show was far more crowded. Lastly, the Chowyang show features numerous souvenir stands in the lobby, while the Tiandi show does not.
Here, I will list the acts at the Chowyang show (followed by an asterisk if a similar act was featured at the Tiandi show):
Gymnastic leaps through hoops*
Diabolo*
One-arm handstand on a tall stack of chairs*
Contortion and balancing glasses*
-- Intermission --
Acrobatic partner dance
Riding a large, spinning, dual ring structure
Tricks on bicycles*
Motorcycles inside a large, steel sphere
Overall, the performers did a great job. The one-arm handstand on chairs was particularly well-done: the trick was performed flawlessly, and supporting cast members wearing royal guard uniforms gave it an interesting flavor. The large, spinning ring structure was one of the weaker acts: the intimidating structure itself stole the show, while the tricks (juggling and walking with a blindfold) were performed so fleetingly that it was easy to miss them.
The Chowyang show had a number of issues with its music, which would sometimes stutter or cut abruptly to a different part of the same song. There were also a couple instances of poor staging, where supporting cast members briefly blocked the view of the people performing tricks.
The crowdedness, souvenir stands, and "Imperial China" theme combined to make the Chowyang show feel more touristy. The Tiandi show felt a little more organic, particularly because of the inventiveness of its treasure hunter clown theme.
I think both shows are enjoyable and you cannot go wrong with either one. However, if I am to recommend one, I think the Tiandi show is the clear winner. Since five of the acts use the same apparatus and mostly the same tricks between the two shows, I generally would not recommend seeing both, unless you have a particular interest in circus arts or acrobatics.
Written 16 May 2015
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sraghavan
Bengaluru, India237 contributions
Nov 2011
We went to the acrobatic show during our Beijing visit in Nov.2011. We made advance bookings through for the 7.15pm show and chose the side-row (cheapest tickets). You don't need to pay while booking - you just pay while collecting the tickets. We reached the venue about 30 mins early, paid and collected our tickets. Our seats were right at the front - 2nd row on the right side and perfectly fine for viewing (maybe a tiny bit of the stage on the right extreme corner may not be visible, but that's an acceptable compromise since it does help sit so close to the action). The seats are numbered and maybe you can give your preference when you meet the contact at the Theater - they go to book the tickets only after you arrive.
The theater was almost full when the show started (big tour groups start trekking in during the last 10-15 mins). The show itself was terrific, have no doubts on that. As the show progressed, we found ourselves gradually slipping to the seat edges - completely charged and excited - repeatedly exclaiming under breath .. NO WAY .. OH, GOD .. IMPOSSIBLE .. OOOOHH ...
The last item - the motorcycle riders - take the cake. There are videos of the performance on youtube, but I would suggest that you should not watch them before going to the show. They sell DVDs of the show for CNY 50 - the quality is OK but not all the items were the same as what we watched.
All in all, THIS SHOW IS A MUST ... DON'T EVER MISS IT.
The theater was almost full when the show started (big tour groups start trekking in during the last 10-15 mins). The show itself was terrific, have no doubts on that. As the show progressed, we found ourselves gradually slipping to the seat edges - completely charged and excited - repeatedly exclaiming under breath .. NO WAY .. OH, GOD .. IMPOSSIBLE .. OOOOHH ...
The last item - the motorcycle riders - take the cake. There are videos of the performance on youtube, but I would suggest that you should not watch them before going to the show. They sell DVDs of the show for CNY 50 - the quality is OK but not all the items were the same as what we watched.
All in all, THIS SHOW IS A MUST ... DON'T EVER MISS IT.
Written 8 December 2011
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JulietBeijing
Beijing, China126 contributions
I had thought about attending this on previous trips to Beijing but had been a little reticent, thinking that it might just be a tourist trap. Well, it's certainly geared to tourists, but it doesn't take away from the fact that this is a fantastic show to attend and highly recommended.
We bought the cheapest tickets - I think around Y170 through our hotel though I think they were cheaper for the children - and the view was just fine. The Theatre's well located - just down the road from Sanlitun, the bar area of town.
As we arrived, we were met by someone with perfect English - have no idea how he worked out who we were, but he guided us to our seats, explained the format (pretty straightforward - two parts, short interval), and showed us where we could get cabs afterwards.
Each half comprised four or five acts, with alternating men and women. The show itself was just stunning and the stunts were original and breathtaking. The costumes were also fantastic - there is a final parade which is just mind boggling.
We took three generations - my parents, me and hubby and our kids (8 and 11) and it pleased us all.
My parents have very high standards, surviving in the UK on a diet of Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre, Covent Garden etc etc, and I was concerned they might find it of not a sufficiently high quality to satisfy their tastes - but they absolutely loved it.
Unlike other reviewers, I disagree that it's like Cirque de Soleil - personally, I find the Canadian version a little soulless and a bit too perfect/polished - you almost forget that the performers are human. Whereas the Chinese acrobats are much more personable - every now and then they make a little mistake - it actually reinforces just how difficult the feats are and you feel more involved, willing them on to succeed.
So, a definite thumbs up.
We bought the cheapest tickets - I think around Y170 through our hotel though I think they were cheaper for the children - and the view was just fine. The Theatre's well located - just down the road from Sanlitun, the bar area of town.
As we arrived, we were met by someone with perfect English - have no idea how he worked out who we were, but he guided us to our seats, explained the format (pretty straightforward - two parts, short interval), and showed us where we could get cabs afterwards.
Each half comprised four or five acts, with alternating men and women. The show itself was just stunning and the stunts were original and breathtaking. The costumes were also fantastic - there is a final parade which is just mind boggling.
We took three generations - my parents, me and hubby and our kids (8 and 11) and it pleased us all.
My parents have very high standards, surviving in the UK on a diet of Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre, Covent Garden etc etc, and I was concerned they might find it of not a sufficiently high quality to satisfy their tastes - but they absolutely loved it.
Unlike other reviewers, I disagree that it's like Cirque de Soleil - personally, I find the Canadian version a little soulless and a bit too perfect/polished - you almost forget that the performers are human. Whereas the Chinese acrobats are much more personable - every now and then they make a little mistake - it actually reinforces just how difficult the feats are and you feel more involved, willing them on to succeed.
So, a definite thumbs up.
Written 18 April 2010
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TinasWorldTravels
Sunnyvale, CA43 contributions
Dec 2017 • Solo
I attended the acrobat show in December, so it was definitely low season for tourism. The theater was about 25% full, if that.
The acrobat show was amazing. There were all kinds of interesting acts I had never seen before, and I love going to this type of show. My favorite part was the ballerina contortionist. Just amazing. The show was well-performed, with very high skill levels, excellent costuming, very professional production.
The venue, however, left much to be desired. There are rules, as in most theaters, no photos, etc. But no one does anything about it. At one point in the show, a few performers moved through the aisles in the auditorium. A woman literally followed them around with her iPad. So even if you have good seats, you will be likely watching the show through the screen of someone else's camera/iPad. Then there were people talking the entire time. The theater was SO loud. I have no idea why you go to a theater with no intention of enjoying the show. It was just sad and detracted from the show and the ushers made zero effort to curb this problem.
The acrobat show was amazing. There were all kinds of interesting acts I had never seen before, and I love going to this type of show. My favorite part was the ballerina contortionist. Just amazing. The show was well-performed, with very high skill levels, excellent costuming, very professional production.
The venue, however, left much to be desired. There are rules, as in most theaters, no photos, etc. But no one does anything about it. At one point in the show, a few performers moved through the aisles in the auditorium. A woman literally followed them around with her iPad. So even if you have good seats, you will be likely watching the show through the screen of someone else's camera/iPad. Then there were people talking the entire time. The theater was SO loud. I have no idea why you go to a theater with no intention of enjoying the show. It was just sad and detracted from the show and the ushers made zero effort to curb this problem.
Written 18 January 2018
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Erwin
Antwerp, Belgium2,965 contributions
Oct 2017 • Couples
The show is just amazing, increasable how this extreme flexible people can bent themselves into the strangest positions. One of the best shows I ever have seen.
The seats are not really comfortable, if you have long legs you are happy that the show is over after 1 hour.
Booked this show online, this is advisable, much cheaper
We choose a seat at rows 9-10
Online: 69US$ +/- 454 RMB
Locally: 595 RMB
Easy accessible by metro, line 6 and 10 (exit C) “Hujalou”
Shows are available 3 times a day: 15h50, 17h30, 19h00
The show takes 1 hour
The seats are not really comfortable, if you have long legs you are happy that the show is over after 1 hour.
Booked this show online, this is advisable, much cheaper
We choose a seat at rows 9-10
Online: 69US$ +/- 454 RMB
Locally: 595 RMB
Easy accessible by metro, line 6 and 10 (exit C) “Hujalou”
Shows are available 3 times a day: 15h50, 17h30, 19h00
The show takes 1 hour
Written 19 October 2017
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MelissaSydney49
Sydney, Australia18 contributions
Jul 2017 • Family
I saw this last week with my young adult daughter. As others have said, the cheap seats are fine. The show was non stop entertainment for an hour, with acrobatics, bikes and a chair balancing act. We enjoyed it very much and would definitely recommend going. The theatre was air conditioned and the seats comfortable albeit a little worn. The theatre is adjacent to a metro stop, so there is no need to buy the expensive transfer from your hotel tickets offered by some tour companies.
Written 20 July 2017
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rogair21
Prosper, TX152 contributions
May 2017 • Family
This place was full of jaw-dropping stunts, one hour of greatness.
First let's talk about tickets and getting there. Go to their website and order your tickets, you get a discount. We were told tickets were first come first served. We thought that meant it was a free for all going for the seat you wanted, but what it means is you purchase a ticket valued at a certain amount, then the first ones to the ticket office get to choose where they sit in the appropriate section. We were shooting for row 15 but were assigned tow 4 which was great. We didn't realize until we were headed to row 15 that we had assigned seats.
Getting there, take the metro, line 6 or 10, get off at Hujialou station, take exit C, when you exit the station, TURN LEFT, I made the mistake of crossing the big street. Just TURN LEFT and it's right there 25 m away.
The show...super cool, amazing feats of flexibility, strength, balance and fearlessness.
Go and see this show, for $32 you won't be disappointed. It was so fun.
First let's talk about tickets and getting there. Go to their website and order your tickets, you get a discount. We were told tickets were first come first served. We thought that meant it was a free for all going for the seat you wanted, but what it means is you purchase a ticket valued at a certain amount, then the first ones to the ticket office get to choose where they sit in the appropriate section. We were shooting for row 15 but were assigned tow 4 which was great. We didn't realize until we were headed to row 15 that we had assigned seats.
Getting there, take the metro, line 6 or 10, get off at Hujialou station, take exit C, when you exit the station, TURN LEFT, I made the mistake of crossing the big street. Just TURN LEFT and it's right there 25 m away.
The show...super cool, amazing feats of flexibility, strength, balance and fearlessness.
Go and see this show, for $32 you won't be disappointed. It was so fun.
Written 8 May 2017
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Joaelk
Fort Worth, TX331 contributions
Apr 2017 • Friends
This review is about where to sit in the theatre. We sat on row 4 and, for me, it was a little too close. The first two rows would be really bad, as some of the performers are right over the seats. Not only would you be looking up, but also it would be scary having them perform perilous acts over your head. I actually think the best seats to choose are in row 15, because there is an isle in front of you, so no one blocks your view and it is far enough to have a good overall view. The photo I took of the theater is from my seat on row four.
Written 12 April 2017
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Brett
Papamoa, New Zealand2,028 contributions
Oct 2014 • Family
If you enjoy a good show, I definitely recommend the Chaoyang Theatre Acrobatic Show. It is really well done, and I doubt that there was anyone in the theatre that was disappointed. The sort of show that is great for the entire family.
The calibre of the acrobatic acts is the sort of thing you would see in Cirque du Soleil and similar. In fact in some of the acts, particularly the young contortionists, they exceeded what I have seen in Cirque shows.
There is a wide variety of acts, from balancing and tumbling, to stylish gymnastics, through to shows of physical strength and skill that will have you shaking your head in amazement.
On the show that I saw, there were remarkably few slip ups.
The 7/15pm start time is early enough to still go to dinner afterward, and the theatre is in a good location, only a short taxi ride to Sanlitun (many excellent restaurants).
The show makes full use of high tech computer visuals for the backdrops to each acrobatic piece, and the whole thing is done exceptionally professionally.
If you are pre-booking tickets, you will see that there is a really huge variation in ticket prices, but frankly the theatre isn't that large, and the central seats between rows 12-23 are easily as good as the far more expensive ones in the first 11 rows. Many of the side rows appeared to be filled with Chinese group tours.
Surprisingly, the ticket office for the theatre is actually outside the building on the roadside, not inside - where as well as drinks and icecreams, there are also numerous souvenirs on sale - most of them having nothing whatsoever to do with the acrobatic performance. There are good quality photo books for sale during and after the performance however, which include a DVD of the acts in the performance you will see.
There is a strict "no photography" rule while the show is performing, and anyone who dared pull out a camera or smartphone during the performance promptly had a discouraging laser pointer shone at them by a vigilant theatre attendant until they put the camera away.
The calibre of the acrobatic acts is the sort of thing you would see in Cirque du Soleil and similar. In fact in some of the acts, particularly the young contortionists, they exceeded what I have seen in Cirque shows.
There is a wide variety of acts, from balancing and tumbling, to stylish gymnastics, through to shows of physical strength and skill that will have you shaking your head in amazement.
On the show that I saw, there were remarkably few slip ups.
The 7/15pm start time is early enough to still go to dinner afterward, and the theatre is in a good location, only a short taxi ride to Sanlitun (many excellent restaurants).
The show makes full use of high tech computer visuals for the backdrops to each acrobatic piece, and the whole thing is done exceptionally professionally.
If you are pre-booking tickets, you will see that there is a really huge variation in ticket prices, but frankly the theatre isn't that large, and the central seats between rows 12-23 are easily as good as the far more expensive ones in the first 11 rows. Many of the side rows appeared to be filled with Chinese group tours.
Surprisingly, the ticket office for the theatre is actually outside the building on the roadside, not inside - where as well as drinks and icecreams, there are also numerous souvenirs on sale - most of them having nothing whatsoever to do with the acrobatic performance. There are good quality photo books for sale during and after the performance however, which include a DVD of the acts in the performance you will see.
There is a strict "no photography" rule while the show is performing, and anyone who dared pull out a camera or smartphone during the performance promptly had a discouraging laser pointer shone at them by a vigilant theatre attendant until they put the camera away.
Written 2 November 2014
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CBEB1
Boston, MA104 contributions
Oct 2013 • Couples
This show is about an hour long and we thought it was definitely worth checking out. Kids will love it as well. Here are a few tips:
- a quick google search reveals several 'agents" who can get you discounted tickets. Email one of them, then they wait for you outside the theater before the show holding your name. You give them the cash, and follow them to a special window around back of the ticket office where they buy your tickets at the lower price. Very simple. Get there early for the best seats in your price group.
- the cheap seats are just fine and you can see everything since the place is so small.
- a quick google search reveals several 'agents" who can get you discounted tickets. Email one of them, then they wait for you outside the theater before the show holding your name. You give them the cash, and follow them to a special window around back of the ticket office where they buy your tickets at the lower price. Very simple. Get there early for the best seats in your price group.
- the cheap seats are just fine and you can see everything since the place is so small.
Written 16 October 2013
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Hi, there are 3 shows a day. 4pm, 5.30pm and 7pm
Written 19 November 2017
Shows are available 3 times a day: 15h50, 17h30, 19h00
The show takes 1 hour
Written 20 November 2017
hi are the seats elevated? i have a kid about 130 cm thus worry the view will be blocked.
thank you!
Written 24 October 2017
The seats are elevated, I didn't buy the dearest seats and we were in the middle about 10 rows from the front with a perfect view. It's an amazing show, I hope you enjoy it.
Written 24 October 2017
Which website did you use to book tickets? I'm seeing multiple sites selling them, but I don't know if any of them are a scam.
Written 26 July 2017
wanglong
Beijing, China
online google chaoyang theatre, you will find chaoyang theatre (.)com, the official website booking tickets.
Written 13 October 2017
I am looking to come here in December - would you recommend booking tickets before hand? Is there much to do in the area in terms of restaurants?
Written 17 July 2017
I book the ticket online through their website. It is said that having a discount there, however I'm not checked to see whether its true. Just buy the cheapest one and ask for the alley. I went there only for the attraction.
Written 18 July 2017
How can I book the tickets for the show? Or I can buy the tickets at the theater before start?
Written 18 June 2017
online booking with discount price
Written 28 October 2017
Diana1234444
Vladivostok, Russia
Здравствуйте. В скором времени мы поедем в Пекин и хотим сходить на цирк.Подскажите, как лучше купить билеты, через интернет (официальный сайт) или попросить что бы в гостинице нам оформили билеты? или взять как экскурсию? Через официальный сайт , мне не все понятно, но если это самый лучший вариант я попробую повозиться. Может есть какие то фирмы через которые можно купить билеты?
Written 16 June 2017
How far is the theater from the Chinese National Convention Center Grand Hotel?
Written 27 February 2017
But you could also take the subway which is quite close to the theatre... though you might have to change lines
Written 28 February 2017
We are hoping to see an acrobatic show at the chaoyang theatre before we head to the airport. Is there anywhere we can store our suitcases close by as our hostel is too far away in the other direction to go back and pick up before our flight.
Also should we buy tickets online beforehand or available at the door or street corners.
Date would be Thursday march 30
Thank you
Written 19 February 2017
Advanced booking is highly recommended as the show is very popular and depending on season tickets can be sold out. And you can always get a full refund incase you cannot attend the show.
Written 2 May 2017
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