BEIJING · LIVE MUSIC
The ones worth booking.
The 7 beijing concerts worth planning an evening around. A short list of the performances audiences leave humming, with seats, run times and where the music plays.
Catch a traditional Peking Opera show at Beijing’s Liyuan Theatre, with English subtitles and an easy ticket pickup at Jianguo Hotel Qianmen.
Most Popular“The music was very very loud. But the story was nice and the fact that we could take pictures and have snacks inside.”
Watch Beijing Opera at Liyuan Theatre with classic stage details, live makeup moments, and tea and snacks if selected, in about one hour.
“it was somewhat special. Not something I would recommend to others to be honest.”
VIP Peking Opera at Beijing Liyuan Theatre with door-to-door private transfer, court snacks, and mobile e-tickets for a stress-free evening.
“From start to finish, this experience was truly special. The driver arrived right on time and went above and beyond, helping me find our seats at the theater and even assisting with getting a program. The opera itself was a beautiful and tRead more”
Liyuan Theatre Peking Opera ticket in Beijing: 7:30pm show, 60 minutes. Prebook, get paper tickets using your WhatsApp reference.
“Dat ik eigenlijk een ticket had voor achterin maar vooraan werd neergezet, met een tafel vol thee en lekkere dingen. fijn dat het Engels ondertiteld was en gewoon mooi om eens mee te maken..”
Simple Mutianyu Great Wall ticketing with chairlift up and toboggan down, plus fast on-site shuttle and clear message-based entry instructions.
“Very good tour. The agency is constantly texting you to verify you are in the right place and everything goes smooth. Recommended”
Authentic Peking Opera at Beijing’s Liyuan Theatre. Choose seats, watch makeup prep, optional roast duck dinner, English notes included.
“Un poco aburrido”
Watch Beijing Peking Opera at Liyuan Theater with English translations, a makeup-before-show moment, and a one-hour performance. Wheelchair accessible.
“The snacks provided are ridiculous. I had to complain twice to get the tea. I expected more from the opera.Auto-translated”
