Top Chengdu Opera Performances

Shu Feng Ya Yun’ is one of the most renowned Sichuan Opera performances in Chengdu, offering an exquisite showcase of this traditional art. The show features classic stories brought to life by skilled performers in colorful attire, with the highlight being the rapid and magical face-changing act. Audience members are treated to an engaging and culturally rich experience that reflects the essence of Sichuan’s theatrical heritage。 Since the Sichuan Opera is highly popular among tourists, we recommend booking in advance. Good seats are usually unavailable if booked on the same day. Thank you for your understanding

Discover the ancient Chinese tradition of “bian lian”—also known as “face changing”—a type of performance where actors rapidly change brightly colored masks. Instead of waiting in long ticket lines, secure your spot with prebooked admission. You can also choose to add on private transfers if you wish, and enjoy other add-ons such as a tea service and dessert.

The 'Chilli Cool Sichuan Opera Experience " will give you a real  Sichuan Opera experience with the most unique Face-Changing Show in Chengdu. It offers face-changing performance, hand shadow, puppet show, traditional Chinese music performance, comedy, fire-spitting. The tickets and hotel pickup are included.

Book your ticket to see the Sichuan Opera when you’re in Chengdu, so you can guarantee a spot, and not have to wait in any lines. This performance showcases this art from, with elaborate costumes and make up adorning the actors. The performance lasts two hours. English subtitles may be provided for non-Chinese speakers, offering a unique cultural experience at the Sichuan Provincial Theater.

The Sichuan Opera stands out from other Chinese performing arts because of its unique tradition of showcasing “face-changing” performers who magically switch their colorful face masks in seconds. Witness this up close, and try to figure out how it’s done by going to an authentic Sichuan Opera performance. Reserving tickets in advance means you’ll secure better seats than if you bought at the door.

Finding an evening activity in Chengdu that feels authentic rather than touristy can be difficult, especially if you don’t know where to go or what’s worth seeing. Instead of wandering between teahouses or risking a disappointing show, enjoy a Sichuan Opera performance at Shufeng Yayun Teahouse. By prebooking your ticket, you have the benefit of a reserved seat—simply settle in and enjoy a showcase of acrobatics, dance, puppetry, and traditional arts.

Head Shu Feng Ya Yun Sichuan Opera Theatre. Experience an entertaining Chinese traditional Opera Night. Unique culture experience with beautiful costumes, singing, Bian Lian Face changing, Hand Shadow and a lot of more. A Spectacular Show amaze both for adults and kids alike.

Enjoy an evening Sichuan Opera Show, one of the must-see performances while in Chengdu. Experience the traditional face-changing show with music and dance. • Friendly and hospitable staffs lead you to your seat with no language barriers, and learn about the history and culture of Sichuan Opera. • Private hotel pick-up and drop-off (within 3 ring road of Chengdu) • Complimentary tea service included. • If you choose VIP class ticket, you can experienced one of the following for free: massage, ear-grooming.

Enjoy a spectacular evening watching an ancient Chinese art form—Sichuan Face-Changing Opera. Language barriers can make it difficult to book tickets in China, but you won’t have to worry about this as your tickets will be sent in advance by email or WhatsApp. You’ll avoid long visitor lines by showing your ticket confirmation when you arrive at Jinjiang Theater.

Avoid the disappointment of tickets selling out. Guarantee the date and seats of your choice by pre-booking. Especially during the peak tourist season. Qintai old path, Libu in the western suburbs. Facing the famous Qingyang, invite Lao Du from Caotang. Kun, Gao, and Hu are playing, telling stories of thousands of years; singing, reciting, acting, and fighting are passing on the torch in Chengdu. Green bamboos are reflected, without losing the elegance of celebrities; pavilions are graceful, with the ancient Shu style. Since the year of Wuyin, the performance has not stopped. People make appointments at the hour of Xu(7pm to 9pm), call friends to respond, guests are full, and tea cups are fragrant. The strings and bamboos are pleasant to the ears, the orchestras are in unison, Yin Shang Ke Yu, Kang Zhui Xu Ji. Sheng, Dan, Jing, and Mo are the essence of Quyi; hand, eye, and body skills are skills of Bashu.