What is the name of the theater in Anhui

The local dramas of Anhui are Huangmei Opera and other operas, such as Qingyang Opera, Yuexi Opera, Hui Opera, Lu Opera, Chizhou Nuo Opera, Sizhou Opera, and Fengyang Flower Drums, etc. The most famous ones are, of course, Cheng Changgeng and Huangmei Opera.

The most famous is of course the Hui Opera and Huangmei Opera, the more famous corner of Cheng Changgeng, Gao Langting, Hao Tianshou, Yan Fengying, Wang Shaofang, etc., from the local opera gradually become a national theater.

Huangmei Opera is the main local opera in Anhui Province, Huangmei Opera began in Huangmei, Hubei Province, and developed in Anhui Province, dating back to the Tang Dynasty, and it is one of the five major traditional Chinese opera genres.

The predecessor of Huangmei Opera is Caicha Tune, Caiko, Huangmei Tune, etc. The earliest appearance is the woodcutting song of Huangmei County's cloudy mountainous area and the Caicha Tune of Taibai Lake, which was formed during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty and gradually spread to Hubei, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu and other provinces in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

The early stage of the development of Huangmei Opera was from the end of the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty to around the Xinhai Revolution. At the beginning, it was called the Tea Casting Opera, and it went through four stages of history: one-act play, three-act play, three-act seven-singing, and orchestral music accompaniment.

Huangmei Opera was gradually professionalized from the 1911 Revolution to 1949, when it went on stage from the countryside, and then it was combined with Peking Opera, and was influenced by Yueju Opera, Yangju Opera, Huaiju Opera, and Pingju Opera, which made a lot of changes in the form of the opera.

Huangmei Opera's singing style is flowery, colorful, and dominant, and the singing style is pure, fresh, delicate, and moving, and the expressive power is also very rich, very popular.