Huangmei Opera The Disguised Consort Prince is a legendary costume drama and still a classical repertoire on the stage. Originally known as Shuang Jiu Ju, this rare play of Huangmei opera was only popular in Qianshan and Yuexi, later it was adapted by Wang Zhaoqian (famous dramatist of Anqing, Anhui Province) according to oral statements of folk actors. The opera was debuted successfully in 1958. And in the following year it was played by the famous artist Yan Fengying for hundreds of times in Hefei, Shanghai, Beijing and Hangzhou, etc. Meanwhile, it was made into a color theatrical film, causing a tremendous sensation, hence it became a renowned classic Huangmei opera. In addition, this play was also adapted as Ping Opera and Yue Opera, etc.

Feng Suzhen is betrothed to Li Zhaoting since childhood, whose family become decline later. Li goes to Feng's family for shelter, but Feng's parents refuse him due to his poverty, slander him as a thief, and send him to jail. The old couple also force Feng to marry a rich man. Feng does not agree to do so and disguises herself as a man to take part in the imperial examination in the name of Li Zhaoting and comes first in the examination. The emperor wants 'him' to be son-in-law, and Feng could not refuse to do so. At the wedding night, Feng tells the truth to the princess and gets her forgive. In the next morning, Suzhen persuades the emperor by her intelligence to forgive her, at this time, her brother Feng Yimin, who came first in the himperial examination of previous year, also beggs the emperor to forgive his sister and encounters the princess. The new couple fall in love at first sight. Finally, suggested by Minister Liu, the emperor agrees to have Feng Yimin as his son-in-law, forgives Feng Suzhen and also releases Li Zhaoting.

Dates： Mar. 12, 2013-Mar. 13, 2013

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