Two-person-to-actor (the representative of traditional cross talk art in China)

Crosstalk art is one of the treasures of China traditional culture, and duet actors are one of the representatives of cross talk art. They turn small details and social hot issues into funny sketches through oral skills, performances and humorous language. In China culture, duet is not only a profession, but also an important role in inheriting and developing China traditional culture.

The Origin and Development of Two-person Actors

The origin of duet can be traced back to the late Qing Dynasty. At that time, there was a performance group called "Four Devils" in Beijing, which entertained people by singing operas, telling stories and playing the piano. Among them, two actors, He and Liu, performed in the form of a double reed and told some humorous stories, which is the embryonic form of the duet.

With the passage of time, the duet gradually developed into an independent art form and reached its peak in the 1950s. At that time, some famous duet actors such as Ma Ji, Hou and Zhou were very popular and became one of the most popular artists in the society at that time.

Performance characteristics of double actors

In the performance form of duet, two people usually play different roles, telling some life stories and social hot issues through dialogue, lyrics and doggerel. The performance characteristics of the duo are as follows:

1. Mastering ventriloquism: A duet needs to master various ventriloquism skills such as funny, funny and exaggerated to make the audience feel interesting.

2. The plot is compact: The story of Errenzhuan is usually compact and can keep the audience interested.

3. Humor: The language of the two-person actor is humorous, which can arouse the audience's * * * and burst into laughter.

How to be a duet

To become a duet, you need to meet the following requirements:

1. Good voice: A duet needs a special voice to make the audience feel comfortable.

2. Good eloquence: A duet needs all kinds of eloquence, such as funny, funny and exaggerated, to make the audience feel interesting.

3. Good acting skills: Two-person actors need to have certain acting skills, and can express the feelings of the role through expressions and actions.

4. Be good at innovation: Two-person-to-one actors need to be able to innovate and constantly bring forth new ideas to make the audience feel fresh.