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Is a theatre that was established in 1925. It is located in Shanghai,China and is owned by the tycoon Gu Zhuxuan. It has two levels and can seat a total of 928 people. The theatre is also known as Yifu Stage Theatre. Just recently it had a number of operas performing, most of them being the Beijing Opera.
