What red classic drama scripts are suitable for college students to perform?

Recommended "The Wind":

The film crew built Qiuzhuang, an important scene in the original work, on a cliff by the sea in Dalian. The Qiuzhuang on the cliff has two east and west floors, a sea-crossing bridge between the two floors, mountain stone steps and a wooden terrace on the cliff, all of which were carried up the mountain by the crew and made by hand. The construction of the two buildings in Qiuzhuang took two and a half months.

The 65-meter-long cross-sea bridge needs to be built out of thin air between cliffs. The staff set up hundreds of meters of scaffolding vertically from the seabed, which took several months to complete.

In just four days, all kinds of intrigues, speculations, and even bloody battles of wits and courage were staged in Qiuzhuang. Dangerous situations were everywhere, and it was difficult to distinguish the true from the false. Who is the old ghost? Can the information be sent? The truth finally emerged after more than 60 years.

"The Wind" is not a simple continuation of "The Conspiracy", but a wonderful interpretation of a period of history, a sublimation of "The Conspiracy", a tribute to those unknown heroes, and more clarity for the author. A legendary fate!

History of the development of drama:

Drama is a drama form mainly based on dialogue, which came to China at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Different from traditional stage plays and operas, the main narrative method of drama is unaccompanied dialogue or monologue by actors on stage, but a small amount of music, singing, etc. can be used.

Drama is a comprehensive art, and script creation, direction, performance, stage design, lighting, and commentary are all indispensable. Traditional Chinese dramas are not dramas, and some traditional Western dramas, such as ancient Greek dramas, are not considered strict dramas because of their extensive use of chorus. Modern Western stage plays are generally dramas that are not classified as musicals, operas, etc.