In 'Painted Skin,' Pu Songling's 18th-century ghost stories are reimagined as a ghost story chamber opera | Berkshirelandscapes

Hudson Hall hosts the U.S. premiere of the Chinese chamber opera, "Painted Skin," a supernatural story of a couple tormented by a shape-shifting demon.

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