Entry with a paper ticket only.
Open your ticket-wallet QR code and exchange it for a paper ticket at a machine in the east box office. Screenshots are not accepted. Enter through the east entrance with the paper ticket.
Ticket machines operate daily from 09:00 to 24:00.
The venue opens one hour before the performance; the auditorium opens 30 minutes before.
The cloakroom is available after ticket checks. It does not accept food, drinks, bottled water, alcohol, any animals or plants, or valuables. Cameras, video and audio recording equipment, and laptops are exceptions to the valuables restriction.
Dangerous items, smoking and open flames are prohibited. Do not bring food, drinks, bottled water, flowers, plastic bags or other items that may make noise into the auditorium.
Photography and audio or video recording during the performance are prohibited.
Recommended for ages 18 and over. Every visitor needs a ticket, including children under 1.2 m. Arrive at least 10 minutes before the performance.
There is no interval.
A forgotten stone searches for its place in the world through dance, puppetry and multimedia.
Inspired by the myth of Nüwa mending the sky, a stone left behind seeks a purpose of its own. A puppet, dancers, original music and interactive projections turn this search into a contemporary fable. Chinese and English surtitles accompany the performance.
Also billed (names transliterated or translated; official Latin spellings unconfirmed): Zhang Jiayi, Yang Haoshen and Huang Jiaqi (performers).
9 South Tianqiao Avenue, Xicheng District, Beijing (北京市西城区天桥南大街9号)