Is photography allowed during Chinese Opera?

[jialuvqr]

Is photography allowed for Chinese Opera which is situated in the temple itself, but for public......
Saw many aunties and uncles watching it on the seats provided.
Will I offend anyone or is it rude on the religious point of view?

 

[reachme2003]

if you are not sure, ask the temple officials for permission first.

 

[dragos]

always ask permission...sometimes, the shows are not for the living..

 

[ClikAndGo]

Ask "What cannot be shot", instead of "What can be shot".

 

[ortega]

the last time I went and just shoot, just don't block anyone's view

 

[Witness]

u can even go backstage...if u are polite....the last time i did tt they prob tot i was from the press... kekeke..

 

[wilsonang]

no problem with shooting this kinda things... unless its 7th month... seen some realli eerie pics during the period at these places...

 

[swhyge]

true of false, I dun know. But I always follow this principle: "Dun be iron teeth"

Is it so necessary that you must take.. if there is a reason, then maybe go ahead, we are in the 21st century... If not, just pass.

I have been advised in China -visiting some of the temples , "not to bring the Buddha back" - ie do not take picture of the Buddha."