Original musical “Four Liangs of Youth” sings in Shanghai to bring audiences back to the 90s jqknews

Photo from the performance of “Forty Two Youth”.

Last night the original Shanghai musical “Four Two Youth” was sung at the Shanghai Opera House. The audience seemed to be on a time machine and returned to the “Shanghai Bund” 30 years ago. The Bund, International Hotel, Huating Road Clothing Market, old bus No. 71 … In this musical, everyone relives the bond between them and the city.

“Four Liangs of Youth” is produced by Shanghai Concert Hall Management Co., Ltd. and tells a story that happened in the 1990s: in the summer of 1990, forget-me-nots were out in the mountains and four teenagers lived in a small town of Anhui: Zhang Yibao, Zeng Zi Xuan, Lin Siyu and An Ruizhi are the closest partners. They took the college entrance exam this year and set a 10-year “Forget Me Not” appointment. On the stage of the musical, the “Youth Alumni Association” made up of new generation musical actors such as He Liangchen, Zhao Chaofan, Wang Ziting, Liu Xubin, Mao Jueyi, Jiang Qianru, Ma Liang and Huang Jun made a surprise appearance.

“I heard you’re going to Huating Road market, please buy me some clothes. It’s that white shirt with the moonlight embroidered on it. The Bund.” “It’s your youth being squandered, like the Suzhou River in the distance, with hundreds and thousands of spins. “… The comedy lines are filled with the youthful sentiments of the post-90 generation.

“Forty-two young people”It premiered in 2017 and updated its production in 2018. In 2019 he was invited to perform in Korea at the 13th Daegu International Music Festival and won the “Best International Musical” award. This performance further refined the script and added the repertoire.It is reported that the show will perform 4 consecutive performances at the Shanghai Shangyin Opera House from October 28-30, then go to Nanjing, Shenzhen, Hangzhou and other cities to start a national tour.Fang Liang, general manager of the Cadillac Shanghai Concert Hall , said: “The Shanghai Concert Hall hopes to ‘go out’ through this original musical to promote the image of the city of Shanghai across the country and help promote Shanghai’s brand culture.” (Xinmin Evening News reporter) Wu Xiang)