What are Meng Jinghui's plays?

1. Teahouse

The Meng Jinghui version of Teahouse uses many means to show the content of traditional drama in the form of contemporary drama through deformation.

The opening drama of the 6th Wuzhen Drama Festival is Lao She's classic Teahouse, which was "reconstructed" by Meng Jinghui. This classic was deconstructed and interpreted by Meng Jinghui in an extremely contemporary way, which involved the audience in a contemporary aesthetic storm.

2. Shakespeare and the Wolf

Shakespeare and the Wolf is a brand-new stage play directed by drama director Meng Jinghui. Adapted from Shakespeare's classic The Taming of the Shrew, this stage play is Meng Jinghui's first four-sided stage work.

3. The Sun and the Temples

The Sun and the Temples is a musical adapted from the original work of German playwright Brecht and directed by Meng Jinghui. In the way of arrangement, music is used to cut into drama, breaking the conventional way of drama arrangement.

4. Pleasure

Pleasure is a dramatic work written by Meng Jinghui in 214, which is adapted from the classic work The Conquest of Happiness by Bertrand Russell, a Nobel Prize in Literature winner.

The drama is led by the "Two Ding Yixiao Drama Men's Troupe", which is the first multi-artistic group in Meng Jinghui Drama Studio that spans drama, music and performance art.

5. To be alive

To be alive is a drama produced by China National Theatre. Directed by Meng Jinghui and starring Bo Huang and Yolanda, the play premiered at the National Centre for the Performing Arts on September 4th, 212.

The play is adapted from Yu Hua's novel of the same name, and tells about the sufferings that Fugui's life and family are constantly experiencing in the times and social changes.