This study aims to investigate the state of the management of Chinese theatres and theater companies. The findings of the study are surmerized as follows: 1) Governmental subsidy of theatres and companies has diminished relatively and yet company members are guaranteed to keep the minimum standard of living. 2) Theatres have been required to be self-supportive. So recently multi-purpose halls and complexes have been constructed. Some theaters have tended to ignore technical maintenance due to financial difficulty. 3) The performances produced by members crossing over each company has been introduced and in these situation the infrastructure for theatrical activity provided by government are useful.