What do you mean by dancing beautifully?

Stage art is an important part of drama and other stage performances, including scenery, lighting, makeup, clothing, effects, props and so on. Their comprehensive design is called stage design. Its task is to use a variety of plastic arts in a unified artistic conception to create the external image of the environment and characters in the play and render the stage atmosphere according to the content and performance requirements of the script.

An important artistic feature of the traditional Chinese opera stage is its virtuality. Dealing with the relationship between reality and reality is a key issue in stage art design. The design of the drama stage is the scenery, which serves the virtual drama by using the real scenery. All the scenes and spaces on the stage are hypothetical. A scene piece or block can be a wall, a door, a mountain and so on.

These are simple and practical creations, and the part above the stage is the real treasure chest and the birthplace of the audience's infinite reverie. It can be said that stage design is to manage the space above the stage through the planning of the real scene, and the main task of design is to allocate "empty" rather than "real".

There has always been a saying of "four unifications" in the stage art of traditional Chinese opera. One is the unity of likeness and dissimilarity, the other is the unity of likeness, the third is the unity of life truth and artistic truth, and the fourth is the unity of limited space and infinite space. In terms of space handling, the "virtual art technique" is used to fully mobilize the imagination of the audience, thus enriching the stage environment.

The role of dance beauty:

Character modeling is the earliest part used in stage art. As long as there are actors in stage performance, there will be character modeling problems. The makeup of an actor is to imitate, reproduce, beautify or dress up the characters in the play. Ancient Greek actors put on masks to perform. At that time, most of the tragic performances used simple and solemn stylized costumes, which remained unchanged for a hundred years.

Realistic drama requires providing actors with a fulcrum that conforms to the logic of life. Such as doors, windows, balconies, tables and chairs, hillsides, stumps, etc. This requires designers to carefully observe and analyze life in peacetime and refine and process it in creation. In the realistic drama performance, stage art must organize and limit the performance space, provide the stage and stage for the actors, and arrange the scenery and props to meet the needs of the characters in the play.