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Thirty-five years ago, the Chinese ping-pong team's visit to the University of Michigan signified a marked improvement in US-China relations. This historic event caught the attention of Robert Nederlander Sr., then a Regent at the University of Michigan, who shortly thereafter headed a delegation of professors and scholars to China. The delegation, which met with senior Chinese governmental representatives and leading administrators, was one of the first to travel to China since the beginning of the Cultural Revolution.

35年前，中國乒乓球隊訪問密歇根大學，標誌著美中關係明顯改善。這一歷史性事件引起了當時密歇根大學校長羅伯特·尼德蘭德的注意，他隨後率領教授和學者代表團訪華。該代表團會見了中國政府高級代表和主要行政人員，是文革開始以來最早前往中國的代表團​​之一。

Productions

 

Education

Educational initiatives include the establishment of the Advanced Certificate in Performing Arts Enterprise in partnership with Boston University Metropolitan College, the Cultural Trade & Industry Exchange Program, established in conjunction with China’s Ministry of Culture as well as past and present collaboration with various educational institutions across China including Peking University, the Shanghai Theatre Academy, and the Beijing Central Academy of Drama.

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Venue Design, Operations, and Programming

  • SIIC Theatre Center

    Nederlander Worldwide Entertainment entered into partnership with Shanghai Industrial Development Corporation to design, construct, and operate Shanghai’s first dedicated Broadway theatre, the 1,800-seat SIIC Theatre Center in the North Bund of Shanghai.

  • Taicang Grand Theater

    Taicang Grand Theater is a 1,074-seat venue located in Taicang, Jiangsu Province, right outside of Shanghai, as a part of the Taicang Municipal Culture Complex which also includes a museum and a library. Because of its close proximity to Shanghai, many large-scale musicals have their out-of-town trials and technical rehearsals here.

  • Qinhuang Grand Theater

    Qinhuang Grand Theater is a 1,500-seat venue and a part of the Qin Culture Tourism Resort Area located right outside the Eighth Wonder of the World-the Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum. Qin Yong Qing, a show produced for the venue, has been performing there since 2017.