| Cantonese Street Opera: Fewer Audience, More Charges? |
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| Written by Huang Lan, Wang Qian and Li Tao | |
| Tuesday, 04 November 2008 | |
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![]() Shooting is not free.
It is rare to find Cantonese opera performance in such a modernized city, Hong Kong. Even Temple Street is known for its well preserved traditional culture, Cantonese opera there is losing their audience. Some amateur singers built up small performance booths to “practice” singing. Young people are no longer interested in Cantonese opera. And old people with shallow pockets are reluctant to pay. To keep the booths running, their only option is to charge more and more money from fewer and fewer audience. Even taking pictures or shooting videos of the performance are not free. Can they survive this?
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