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Clear Sky Season Festival Lights Up Air Force Base with Weekend Performances

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A cultural festival called "Clear Sky Season 2026" is running at the Air Force Museum Base in Taipei until November 15.
  • The festival features daily exhibitions and weekend performances, including environmental theater and a choir composed of local residents.
  • Interactive theater experiences and guided tours are also available, transforming the base into a space to explore its past and future.

Taipei's Air Force Museum Base has transformed into a vibrant cultural hub with the launch of "Clear Sky Season 2026." Running until November 15, the festival offers a daily dose of art and performance, with special weekend events designed to surprise and engage visitors.

Fly Up! Quick! Fly Up!

— He Ri Jun Zai Lai theater troupeTitle of an environmental theater performance at the festival.

This weekend, audiences can experience "Fly Up! Quick! Fly Up!," an environmental theater piece by the "He Ri Jun Zai Lai" theater troupe. Performed in the open air, the play uses black humor and exaggerated theatricality to explore everyday life and serious issues. Local residents from Yicun Village will also showcase their talents with the "Staff Notation Choir," presenting a multilingual performance titled "Boundless World."

Boundless World

— Staff Notation ChoirTitle of a performance by a choir composed of local residents.

Beyond these scheduled shows, "New Number One Troupe" offers an immersive theater experience called "Secret Roaming: Operation 'Fill the Void.'" For six consecutive weekends, participants can engage in games and interactive activities across the base, reconnecting with its history and envisioning its future. The festival aims to make the cultural base a dynamic space for artistic exploration and community engagement.

Secret Roaming: Operation 'Fill the Void.'

— New Number One TroupeTitle of an interactive theater experience offered at the festival.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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