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Effects of Chinese opera on the reproductions of Henrik Ibsen's plays
Miriam LAU
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School of Continuing Education
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Chinese Opera
100%
Henrik Ibsen
100%
Multiculturalism
66%
Opera
66%
Ibsen
66%
Peking Opera
66%
Hedda Gabler
66%
China
33%
Globalized
33%
Hangzhou
33%
Art Forms
33%
Civility
33%
Cultural Forms
33%
Dollhouse
33%
Theatrical
33%
Actresses
33%
Source Culture
33%
Chinese Art
33%
Western Art
33%
Target Culture
33%
All-female
33%
NorA
33%
Hourglass Model
33%
Reciprocal Flow
33%
Experimental Theatre
33%
Total Transformation
33%
Richard Schechner
33%
Alienation Effect
33%
Tarantella
33%
Arts and Humanities
Chinese opera
100%
Henrik Ibsen
100%
Quotations
66%
Opera
66%
Beijing Opera
66%
Hedda Gabler
66%
Interculturalism
66%
China
33%
Intercultural
33%
art form
33%
Alienation
33%
Cultural Forms
33%
Doll's House
33%
Actresses
33%
Chinese Art
33%
Civility
33%
Western Art
33%
Tarantella
33%
Experimental theatre
33%