Performance Tickets for Luzumiao Republican-era Teahouse Theater

Being in the Luzumiao Republic of China Teahouse Theater, it feels like traveling back to old Chongqing a hundred years ago. Retro wooden tables and chairs, yellowed Republic of China posters, and melodious folk art sounds intertwine to create a strong atmosphere of the era.

The "face-changing and fire-spitting" stunt performance, where the actor's face changes dramatically with a raise of the hand and a turn of the body, and the fire-spitting stunt ignites the entire venue, showcasing the magical charm of intangible cultural heritage art.

There is no exaggerated packaging here, only the pure presentation of traditional art, with actors and audience in close proximity and full of interaction.

Step into the Luzumiao Republic of China Teahouse Theater and embark on an amazing journey of opera and folk culture.

Upon entering the theater, the Republic of China style greets you, with retro decor and wooden tables and chairs creating a nostalgic atmosphere. The performance begins with a spectacular face-changing show that instantly catches the eye. The speed at which the actor's face changes is dazzling, presenting different colors and patterns in the blink of an eye, fully demonstrating the charm of Sichuan Opera. Immediately after, the fire-spitting performance makes a stunning appearance, with roaring flames shooting out from the actor's mouth, and the fire and heat igniting the entire venue.

In addition, the folk art and tea ceremony performances are equally captivating. The tea master's movements are elegant, showcasing the charm of traditional tea culture through brewing, appreciating, smelling, and drinking tea; the folk art performers, with their exquisite skills, tell moving stories in a rap-like form, conveying folk wisdom and emotions. Here, the audience can not only enjoy the wonderful performances of professional actors but also immerse themselves in the profound heritage of traditional culture. Whether they are tourists from other places or local residents, everyone can gain an unforgettable cultural experience here.

Children under 3 years old who do not occupy a seat are exempt from tickets.

You can enter to watch during the performance, but you cannot continue to watch the next show.

Guests with elderly people or children, please be sure to manage the personal safety of your elderly people or children, and do not let children play around in the venue, which may affect other guests watching the show.

All guests are requested to take good care of their personal belongings. If lost, you will be responsible for it.

This teahouse is a non-smoking area. Please smoke outside the venue.

This establishment prohibits outside food, drinks, and pets.