Centre for the Performing Arts

  Centre for the Performing Arts is a prominent cultural venue located in the heart of Beijing, specifically in Dongcheng District. Opened in 2007 and designed by renowned architect Paul Andreu, this stunning structure is often referred to as the "egg" due to its unique oval shape. As a hub for music, theatre, and dance performances, it hosts a variety of events, from operas to contemporary dance shows throughout the year. Notably, the venue features a remarkable 2,016-seat concert hall, ensuring a vibrant experience for attendees. Visitors can enjoy diverse programming, especially noteworthy in the busy months of October and November, making it a lively destination for the performing arts scene in the city.