Ever wondered what it’s like to be an astronaut? An Astronaut's Day takes you on an immersive space adventure, complete with zero-gravity effects, interactive performances, and stunning visuals. From spacewalks to meteor showers, it’s a cosmic journey perfect for kids and space lovers alike. Performed in Chinese and recommended for audiences 4 years old and above.

Step into the boots of an astronaut and experience a day among the stars.

What to Expect

1. A Top-Tier Production Team

This show is brought to life by Big Ship Culture, with a team of world-class creators. The director specializes in immersive storytelling, and the production team—including choreography, set design, lighting, and multimedia—features top industry professionals who have worked on major productions.

2. An Immersive Space Adventure

From the moment you step into the theater, you’re in space. Towering solar wings stretch across the stage, a robotic arm glides above the audience, and the entire venue transforms into a space station. More than just a show—it’s an interactive journey through the cosmos.

3. Hands-On, Interactive Space Learning

This is not just a sit-and-watch performance. Astronauts float through the aisles. Meteorites "fall" into the audience. Kids wave glowing stars, turning the theater into a shimmering galaxy. With dynamic music, dance, and surprises at every turn, this is a hands-on introduction to space science.

4. A Stunning Visual and Audio Experience

Cutting-edge LED screens, multimedia projections, and immersive lighting bring the cosmos to life. From inside the space station to breathtaking views of Earth, the fusion of technology and art makes this a visually unforgettable experience.

5. A Soundtrack as Vast as the Universe

The music is both grand and ethereal, capturing the scale of space exploration and the astronauts' emotions. Performers use GarageBand to improvise music live, adapting to audience reactions for a unique experience every time.

What You'll Learn

• What it Takes to Be an Astronaut
  
  
  
  • Physical and mental training
  
  
  • The skills required to survive in space
  
  
  
  


• Inside the Space Station
  
  
  
  • How astronauts live and work
  
  
  • How the solar wings and robotic arms function
  
  
  
  


• Daily Life in Space
  
  
  
  • Eating, sleeping, and using the restroom in zero gravity
  
  
  
  


• Observing Earth and Beyond
  
  
  
  • Seeing auroras and the Earth from orbit
  
  
  
  


• Fascinating Space Phenomena
  
  
  
  • Microgravity effects
  
  
  • Orbital mechanics
  
  
  • Space debris and meteorites
  
  
  
  


• Scientific Experiments in Space
  
  
  
  • Growing rice in microgravity
  
  
  • The mysterious "cold flame" experiment
  
  
  
  


• The Milestones of Space Exploration

Meet the Crew

Fei Fei – The Pilot. Formerly an elite fighter pilot, Fei Fei can sprint up five flights of stairs in 20 seconds. He flies the spacecraft to the station and back to Earth.

Orbit – The Scientist. A physicist on a mission to collect data on "cold flames" to help develop a new propulsion system.

Big Hands – The Engineer. Known for his dreamer’s spirit and impressive skills—one-handed push-ups and 100 jumps on one leg. He’s also an expert in origami.

The Journey Begins

Good morning, astronauts. We’re orbiting Earth at 7.8 km per second. Get ready to witness your third sunrise of the day. It's a breathtaking view, but don’t stare directly at the sun.

Act 1: Life on the Space Station

• How do astronauts get around without gravity? What do they eat? Do their meals float away?

Act 2: Becoming an Astronaut

• Training is intense. Theory, technical skills, flight simulations—every detail matters.

Act 3: Looking Back at Earth

• What does our planet look like from space? How do the planets align? Join the astronauts as they gaze upon the universe.

Act 4: Spacewalk

• Floating outside the station is every kid’s dream. Watch as the astronauts perform a spacewalk—and even dance in their spacesuits.

Act 5: Technology in Space

• How do solar wings and robotic arms work? Watch them in action, up close.

Act 6: Time to Head Home

• A new crew arrives to take over. It’s time for our astronauts to go home.

Act 7: The Journey Back to Earth

• Mission accomplished. The astronauts strap into their seats. Re-entry begins.

A visually stunning, interactive space adventure for kids and families. Buckle up. It’s time to blast off.