The 'Great Comet' streaks across the sky of Shanghai, China

In 2012, the musical 'Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812' premiered at the Ars Nova Theater in the United States, sparking nationwide discussion🥳🥳. Four years later, this work took to the Broadway stage in a more magnificent and mature posture. In 2017, the musical 'The Great Comet' won two Tony Awards for Best Scenic Design in a Musical🏆 and Best Orchestrations🎖️, and was nominated for 10 other awards. The West Bund Grand Theatre🎦 is the first waterfront theatre in China designed specifically for musicals. Its design inspiration comes from the flowing waters of the Huangpu River, and the building facade is like elegant ripples, echoing the sparkling water surface of the Huangpu River🌇. With a main theatre of 1600 seats and a small theatre for 200 people, the West Bund Grand Theatre will benchmark world-class performing arts centres. It not only provides excellent acoustics and viewing experience, but also in the indoor public areas, people can enjoy the Huangpu River view and West Bund scenery through the large glass curtain wall, enjoying the waterfront landscape and magnificent city skyline. The international production version of the musical 'Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812' is set to be staged at the West Bund Grand Theatre in Shanghai at the end of 2023. When this 'Great Comet' streaks across the sky of Shanghai, China, it's particularly curious what kind of dazzling sparks it will bring!