The drama “Symmetry Broken” wows audiences with time and space-spanning storyline and multi-role performances
Beijing Nine Culture Media Co., Ltd. presented their latest drama “Symmetry Broken” at the Guangxi National Theater, leaving audiences in awe of the vast time and space span covered in the play. With only three actors taking on over 40 roles, the performance showcased the talents of the cast and crew in a truly unique way.
The drama, which pays homage to the 80th anniversary of the Southwest Drama Exhibition and the 8th National Outstanding Drama Play Show, is set in the universe of the Nine People’s Republics. From the 13th year of the Republic of China to the 21st century, the story follows three scientists as they navigate through social turmoil and scientific discoveries.
With a precision and boldness in audio-visual design, “Symmetry Broken” presents a fresh take on musical drama, incorporating original piano music and immersive scenes that transport the audience from the ivory tower to bustling city streets. The stage design creatively transforms complex physical concepts into visually stunning images, captivating viewers with its innovative approach.
Audience members were left impressed by the play, with many praising the thought-provoking themes explored in the storyline. One viewer, Mr. Chen, commended the crew for their innovative use of light and shadow, while another, Mo Zicong, expressed their deep connection to the Beijing Nine’s previous works and their excitement for future productions.
Overall, “Symmetry Broken” has solidified Beijing Nine’s reputation as a leading cultural production company, showcasing their ability to push boundaries and deliver captivating performances that resonate with audiences.