Text丨Xiao Zhang said entertainment
Editor丨Xiao Zhang said entertainment
Following the controversy caused by the alleged indecent attire of the actors and actresses in the stage play last year, recently, the famous domestic dance artist Yang Liping once again appeared on the hot search because of the dress issue, which caused widespread public discussion.
As a leading figure in the Chinese dance industry, Yang Liping has always attracted much attention, but she has also often caused controversy among the public for her works or words and deeds. And this time, Yang Liping's dress problem once again involves the dress of stage actors, and it is also the problem of actors and actresses wearing fewer and fewer actors, which makes many netizens bluntly say that this has seriously affected the presentation and viewing effect of artworks.
Yang Liping once again appeared on the hot search because of her dress code
Recently, a stage play called "The Queen Mother" has been touring in some places, and the choreographer of the play is none other than the famous Chinese dance artist Yang Liping. As a stage play written and directed by Yang Liping herself, it has naturally attracted the attention and expectations of audiences around the world. However, during the touring performance of the play, controversy was once again caused by the dress of the actors and actresses in the play, and even directly caused Yang Liping and the producer of the play to be collectively complained by netizens.
It is understood that the costumes of the actors and actresses in the play are accused of wearing too little, especially the dresses of the actresses, which are simply "torn pants", which makes people sigh "Is this a performance or praying for blessings in Nepal". And when the audience was talking about this, some of the audience directly took photos and videos of the performance site for exposure, hoping to attract the attention of relevant departments, believing that such a dress has seriously affected the viewing effect of stage plays.
Actors and actresses are wearing less and less, which has affected the presentation of works of art
Nowadays, there are more and more stage productions, and some choreographers and producers often adopt some "radical" methods in the process of creating works, especially in terms of dress, in order to attract attention or cater to a certain aesthetic, often let the actors wear less and less, or even topless or directly expose important parts.
Of course, such an approach will naturally cause controversy in all walks of life, with some people believing that this is a waste and trampling on the work of art, and that the audience's appreciation of the stage work should focus on the connotation and emotional expression of the work itself, rather than being completely affected by the actors' clothing.
On the other hand, there are some people who believe that such a dress is indeed against ethics and aesthetics, especially when performing in some public places, too little dress is likely to have a bad impact on underage audiences, and even violate laws and regulations, which is a provocation and harm to public morality.
Whatever the reason, the phenomenon of actors and actresses wearing less and less in today's stage productions has indeed attracted a lot of attention, and it has also led to a rethinking of the reasons and problems behind this phenomenon, and how to balance the relationship between artistic creation and social ethics.
How to balance the relationship between artistic creation and social ethics
I believe that many people have their own unique views and opinions on the dress of actors and actresses in current stage plays. How should we balance the relationship between artistic creation and social ethics in order to create excellent works that are both ornamental and can convey positive energy?
All parties should be more understanding and tolerant of this. In today's pluralistic society, people's understanding and pursuit of beauty have been very different, so in the process of artistic creation, it is difficult to define what kind of dress is "correct", and it is difficult to require all works to be 100% "harmless".
Whether in stage productions or other art forms, the issue of dress has always been a matter of great concern, and it is easy to spark heated discussions and controversies among the public. And how to look at and solve the dress problem in the current stage drama works really needs the participation and thinking of all walks of life.
Perhaps, only with the joint efforts of all parties, can we find the best way to balance the relationship between artistic creation and social ethics, and promote the diversified development of artistic works, and only then can more excellent works be loved and recognized by the audience.