Xiaoke Theater

　　Xiaoke Theater is a brand-new form of theater dedicated to producing high-quality "Xiaoke-style" plays that transform conventional audience-performer relationships and deliver strong sensory stimulation. These productions allow the audience to become performers and the performers to become part of the audience, immersing everyone in the dramatic performance and creating an engaging, lifelike experience.

　　Within this redefined audience-performer relationship, every corner of the theater can become a stage, diminishing the conventional correspondence between seating and stage. Wherever the lights shine, that becomes the stage—or put another way, wherever the stage is lit, that’s where the performance happens. As such, in addition to the actual main stage performance area, we also use lighting effects to enhance any potential performance space according to the needs of the plot. Every audience member may be drawn into the performance area through light. Through the clever integration of sound, light, and special effects, we guide the audience through a journey across multidimensional illusions and real-life scenes. To support this style of performance, we make extensive use of multimedia technology in stage design, allowing the stage to transcend traditional viewing constraints and present a more three-dimensional space. Video installations enable us to realize most of the required theatrical scenes, as well as facilitate multiple transitions from virtual fantasy to realistic elements. This approach aligns with the assumptive nature of drama while ensuring clarity for the audience, transforming the conventional scene-switching format into a modern, tech-driven visual transformation on stage. The theater space has been modernized to meet multi-directional and multi-angle staging needs, functioning much like a technological Rubik's Cube. By coordinating lighting and multimedia, we achieve the true meaning and value of a live theatrical experience in both audio and visual aspects, making the audience feel as though they are watching a live 5D movie.

　　Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development