Three Vietnamese land stint on RoK reality TV

Three Vietnamese land stint on RoK reality TV

It was unveiled at a press conference on June 2 that Vietnameseartists – Hong Anh, Minh Hang and Jennifer Pham – have landed guestroles in a Republic of Korea (RoK) reality TV series.

The 28-episode show, produced by The Korea Tourism Organization (KTO), will be filmed in 39 days, starting on June 11.

It aims to promote the RoK tourism industry and is scheduled to broadcast on VTV Cab 1 in August.

Free A O Show for needy children

HCMC-based Square Group that is running the popular A O Show will join hands with the city performance organizing center to host two A O Show performances to serve poor children with good academic records at the Opera House in District 1 at 3 p.m. on June 6 and 7.

A O Show is a unique performing art which is globally known as new circus. Audiences to the show will enjoy creative stage and lighting installations to highlight the beauty of Vietnam’s villages, such as surging dunes in the central coast region, peaceful lotus ponds in the Mekong Delta and bustling life in urban cities.

The chastity of bamboo, basket boat and its use in the daily life of many Vietnamese are leading visuals for the show. The show has no script, no climax and no sequence. During the 60 minutes of the show, audiences are gently introduced to many different tones of emotion.

The show was created by a group of artists, including Vietnamese German director Tuan Le, Vietnamese French musician Nguyen Nhat Ly, Vietnamese French circus training director Nguyen Lan Maurice and Vietnamese choreographer Nguyen Tan Loc.

Starting from this month, A O Show will start its European tour until 2017. “Lang toi” (My Village) and “Suong som” (The Mist) will replace A O Show at the Opera House.

16 young music talents perform in HCMC

A program under theme of “ Young artist faces” took place at Sen Hong Music Center on June 1, aiming to introduce to audiences 16 talented artists.

16 young talents, who are pianonists, guitarnists, violonists, dancers and singers, presented crowded audiences classic symphonies of Chopin, Schubert, Beethoven, Mozart, and Vietnamese songs.

Sen Hong music center was found in 1997, locating in district 11, Ho Chi Minh City, with aim to train young artists and develop their musical hobbies.

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Three Vietnamese land stint on RoK reality TV

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