| Golden Bough Theatre is pregnant with
strong creativity and that is exactly the performing troupe we so
need in Taiwan. |
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| Director Wang integrates different sensibilities lying
in the traditional and modern arts and, therefore, makes Golden Bough
able to present the diversity and originality of contemporary Taiwanese
theatre. ---- Chung Mingder, Dean of College of Theatre, Taipei National University of Arts |
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| In the hilarious atmosphere, Taiwan Opera: The Female
Robin Hood-Pai Hsiao Lan contours a picture of people's theatre and
also a discernable coming of another theatre movement. The content
and the intent of this work prove Golden Bough unrivaled in comparison
with many of its contemporary. ---- Lin Ho-yi, Chair of Department of Drama and Theatre, National Taiwan University |
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| To attract audience, Golden Bough Theatre expresses Taiwanese popular culture with flashy and out-coming emotion that makes art a part of life. ---- New Taiwan Weekly | |||
| Butterflies is the most powerful, gorgeous
and unusual tragedy in recent years. |
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| Performers are energetic and sensible. Performance is
exaggerative, eccentric and finally farcically pleasant. Such exaggerative
theatricality paves the way for the pursuit of another perceivable
level of reality. The kitsch-like style appropriated from the popular
culture is merely a subterfuge and finally reveals its designed novelty.
---- Lin Ke-huan, the former Dean of China Youth Arts College, theatre critic |
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| Golden Bough Theatre gives people an impression like an approachable yet formidable chevalier as if the rebirth of legendary Shui-hu heros in modern time Taiwan. ---Performing Arts Review | |||
| Golden Bough Theatre always amazes. ---- Ji Hui-ling, reputed press | |||
| “In Remembrance of Troy” performed on Gihou ancient cannon platform attracted people to step onto the wriggled trail leading to the historical site by the ocean. With the lighthouse beam traveling through gently and the full moon rising to the eastern sky, the moment has come to show the splendid Warfield space at the height of death, faintly indicating the dying-for-art sorrow, indulgence, along with the secretive pleasant sensation. ---- Gong Zhuo Jun, assistant Professor in the Institute of Philosophy of NSYSU |
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