Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center Introduction
The Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center (臺灣戲曲中心) is a performing arts venue located in Taipei, established by the National Center for Traditional Arts. It is home to the National Guo Guang Opera Company, the National Taiwanese Orchestra, and the Taiwan Music Institute, making it the first professional theater in the country with resident troupes. The center serves various purposes, including artistic performances, arts education, and cultural leisure. Its architectural style features a simple yet expressive design embodying the infinite possibilities of theatrical aesthetics, creatively inverting traditional elements of "one table and two chairs" into a refined modern form. The center actively explores the contemporary significance of traditional theater. The Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center is committed to revitalizing the industry ecosystem and regards itself as "a home for traditional performing arts troupes," providing strong support for performance teams with comprehensive production resources, high-standard venue facilities, and professional services for both front and back stages. The park includes two professional theaters (large and small), a 3102 multifunction hall, an international conference hall, an audiovisual room, as well as open spaces like outdoor squares and theatrical platforms. This diverse and flexible space offers the most suitable stage for traditional performing arts teams, allowing them to focus on their craft while providing audiences with spectacular visual and auditory experiences. (Source: Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center official website)
