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Jay Wang: "So Many Avenues for Growth" in Beijing's Improv Scene Jul 7, 2021 8:30 am | Add a comment | 24 reads Beijing's English-speaking community is fortunate enough to have access to just about every form of stagecraft available to them, be it underground music, stand up comedy, high falutin operas, or even Improvisation, which is, to be sure, a form of stagecraft unlike any other in which performers hop into the action without any idea what's about to happen. Now, Beijing Improv – the team that's been lead the city's English-language and bilingual improv community for the past 14 years – is combining forces with another Chinese city where the art form has thrived: Shangai. On Jul 10 at Aio Space in 798, Zmack from that city will be joining Beijing Improv for a show entitled Tale of Two Cities that's got the whole scene chattering with excitement.
Unless you’re planning to cuddle up on the couch and share a plate of tangyuan dumplings with your significant other for what’s arguably the most romantic day of the Chinese calendar, then you’ll want to get out and have some fun for Lantern Festival. Here’s what’s happening in Beijing for this year’s fest, Friday, Feb 26. If you’re going to turn up on Lantern Festival, it only makes sense to do it at the eponymous club, in their new three-story digs no less. Beginning on Friday and going well into Saturday, DJs Fai.f and Mengmeng will be pumping out electronic music on the second floor, while Lantern regulars Wengweng, MMS, and LOU will light up the dance floor on the first, and a few up-and-comers will show what they’ve got on the third.