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Dadaocheng Theater
Description： Located on the 8th and 9th floors of Yongle Market, Dadaocheng Theater is one of the most notable branches of Taipei Cultural Center. Originally a garden before 1908, it was renovated into a market during the Japanese colonial era. In the old days, the market gathered close to a thousand textile shops, making it the largest textile center in Taiwan. Dadaocheng is also the incubator of traditional Taiwanese operas were nurtured, hence its name “Cave of Theatrical Plays”. Dadaocheng Theater is a great venue for performances, promotional events, and preservation of traditional operas. The theater on the 9th floor accommodates various types of traditional operas, such as Taiwanese folk opera, Beijing opera, Nanguan (南管), Beiguan (北管), Hakka drama, Quyi (曲藝; the art of ballad singing and storytelling), etc. The 8th floor offers regular puppet plays, Nanguan and Quyi performances, while the first floor offers “Play in Play” (遊於戲) arts and cultural activities. During spring and autumn, the theater offers cultural and art workshops on traditional operas, tea making, cloth arts, etc., as well as free arts and cultural seminars, and films of traditional operas. The exhibition gallery on the 8th floor features a permanent exhibition of puppet theaters as well as other special temporary exhibitions. Reservation for guided tour is available for groups of more than 10 people. The leasing of rehearsal rooms and multifunctional presentation rooms are also available to arts and cultural groups. In addition, plans are underway for promotional performance of traditional operas on school campuses, educational courses for arts inheritance, as well as training and performance for youth folk opera groups, as an effort to systematically pass on the art of traditional opera and cultivate young talents.
Address： Datong Dist.,Taipei City8th and 9th floors, No. 21 Sec. 1 Dihua Street
Travel Info： (1) By bus from Taipei Metro:1. Ximen Station: Take bus 250, 304 (Chongqing line) or 9 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection”; take 302 to “Zhongxing Hospital” stop (on Tacheng St.); or take 223 or 601 to “Yanping-Chang’an Intersection” (on Yanping N. Rd.) and walk for 5 minutes.2. Zhongshan Station: Take bus 52 or 12 to “Zhongxing Hospital” stop; or 539 to “Yanping-Chang’an Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes.3. Shuanglian Station: Take bus 518 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes; or take bus 811 to “Dihua St.” and walk for 5 minutes.4. Daqiaotou Station: Take bus 9 or 274 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes to reach the Theater.(2) Bus:Take bus 46, 63, 282, 288, 306, 622, 636 or 638 to “Yuanhuan” and walk for 10-15 minutes; or take bus 206, 255, 518 or 704 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5-10 minutes.
Open Time： Every Tuesday to Saturday Every Sunday (Closed on national holidays, Chinese New Year, Dragon Boat Festival and election day)
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Category1： 景點
Category2： Art and Culture Centers
Position： 位置緯度：25.054862
位置經度：121.510549
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City： Taipei
Date： 2015/01/05
Attribution： 資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
Description： Located on the 8th and 9th floors of Yongle Market, Dadaocheng Theater is one of the most notable branches of Taipei Cultural Center. Originally a garden before 1908, it was renovated into a market during the Japanese colonial era. In the old days, the market gathered close to a thousand textile shops, making it the largest textile center in Taiwan. Dadaocheng is also the incubator of traditional Taiwanese operas were nurtured, hence its name “Cave of Theatrical Plays”. Dadaocheng Theater is a great venue for performances, promotional events, and preservation of traditional operas. The theater on the 9th floor accommodates various types of traditional operas, such as Taiwanese folk opera, Beijing opera, Nanguan (南管), Beiguan (北管), Hakka drama, Quyi (曲藝; the art of ballad singing and storytelling), etc. The 8th floor offers regular puppet plays, Nanguan and Quyi performances, while the first floor offers “Play in Play” (遊於戲) arts and cultural activities. During spring and autumn, the theater offers cultural and art workshops on traditional operas, tea making, cloth arts, etc., as well as free arts and cultural seminars, and films of traditional operas. The exhibition gallery on the 8th floor features a permanent exhibition of puppet theaters as well as other special temporary exhibitions. Reservation for guided tour is available for groups of more than 10 people. The leasing of rehearsal rooms and multifunctional presentation rooms are also available to arts and cultural groups. In addition, plans are underway for promotional performance of traditional operas on school campuses, educational courses for arts inheritance, as well as training and performance for youth folk opera groups, as an effort to systematically pass on the art of traditional opera and cultivate young talents.
Address： Datong Dist.,Taipei City8th and 9th floors, No. 21 Sec. 1 Dihua Street
Travel Info： (1) By bus from Taipei Metro:1. Ximen Station: Take bus 250, 304 (Chongqing line) or 9 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection”; take 302 to “Zhongxing Hospital” stop (on Tacheng St.); or take 223 or 601 to “Yanping-Chang’an Intersection” (on Yanping N. Rd.) and walk for 5 minutes.2. Zhongshan Station: Take bus 52 or 12 to “Zhongxing Hospital” stop; or 539 to “Yanping-Chang’an Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes.3. Shuanglian Station: Take bus 518 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes; or take bus 811 to “Dihua St.” and walk for 5 minutes.4. Daqiaotou Station: Take bus 9 or 274 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5 minutes to reach the Theater.(2) Bus:Take bus 46, 63, 282, 288, 306, 622, 636 or 638 to “Yuanhuan” and walk for 10-15 minutes; or take bus 206, 255, 518 or 704 to “Nanjing W. Rd. Intersection” and walk for 5-10 minutes.
Open Time： Every Tuesday to Saturday Every Sunday (Closed on national holidays, Chinese New Year, Dragon Boat Festival and election day)
Picture：
Category1： 景點
Category2： Art and Culture Centers
Position： 位置緯度：25.054862
位置經度：121.510549
Position - Google地圖：
City： Taipei
Date： 2015/01/05
Attribution： 資訊來源為「臺北市政府」
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