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Hunan Daily, New Hunan Client, March 5 (reporter Long Wenyang correspondent Chen Gezi Wei Chenyu) That orange-yellow clown fish Malin with white stripes, naughty and adventurous, do you remember? The American movie "Finding Nemo" with it as the protagonist swept the world. Today, this much-loved movie for kids has a musical version. On March 28th, the large-scale multimedia fairy tale musical "Finding Nemo" will be performed happily at the Grand Theater of Meixi Lake International Culture and Arts Center.
In the 3D giant dynamic projection, the clown fish is lively and cute, the turtle village chief is cute, the big shark is strong and fierce, and the beautiful and kind fish mother smiles at you from time to time... The colorful underwater world is in front of you. During the performance, the actors will invite the small audience to participate in the performance, transform into the guide of the ghost horse elf, and use their ingenuity to help the fish mother tide over the difficulties. In 2020, "Finding Nemo" has toured 29 times in Shenzhen, Fujian, Nanning and other provinces and cities, and the venues are full.
It is worth mentioning that unlike many children's musicals in the past, this drama has added wonderful acrobatic performances such as unicycles, throwing objects, human body stunts, and flipping heels. "All the actors in this drama are Hunan acrobats, and this is the first time they have crossed over to appear in a fairy tale musical." Zhao Shuangwu, chairman of the Hunan Acrobatic Art Theater, said that for a long time, acrobats have eaten "youth rice", and often in their early 20s are "old actors". Cross-border starring in musicals is a new attempt by the academy to explore the continuation of the artistic life of acrobats. This places higher demands on acrobats who focus on body and skill in traditional performances. In recent years, the institute has created the acrobatic drama "Dream Journey" and the cross-border fusion stage drama "Come on! juvenile! The acrobats already have a certain foundation.
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[Source: Hunan Daily· New Hunan Client]