Beijing People’s Art Theatre

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Beijing People’s Art Theatre was founded in June 1952 by was drama master Cao Yu. Since its founding, the theater has produced nearly 300 dramas of different styles, from classic Chinese themes to an adaptation of Moliere.
Through the 1960’s, it was known primarily for staging the representative works of master play wrights Guo Moruo, Lao She, Cao Yu and Tian Han. Since 1980s, the theater has staged nearly 80 new dramas by 27 award-winning playwrights.
In 1980, the company toured outside China for the first time, performing Lao She’s masterpiece “Tea House”, the company’s signature work, in Japan and Western Europe. The company broke more new ground in 1983 when it invited playwright Arthur Miller to direct a production of what was seen at the time as a uniquely American drama “Death of a Salesman,” an experience Miller recounted in the form of a day-to-day diary in his book Salesman in Beijing (1985).

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