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Special art programmes to run virtually in September

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism’s department of performing arts announced that two special art programmes will be livestreamed on the evening of September 18 and 21.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of Culture, Sportsand Tourism’s department of performing arts announced that two special artprogrammes will be livestreamed on the evening of September 18 and21.

The livestreams will take place on the department's Youtube channel Nghe Thuat bieu dien Viet Nam as well as official Facebook pages of the departmentand of participating artists.

The first event, scheduled for 8pm on September 18 andthemed sharing love and overcoming the pandemic, will showcase performancesfrom different venues including the Vietnam National Music Song and DanceTheatre, the Vietnam National Drama Theatre, and the Vietnam Cheo Theatre.

The second programme, at 8pm on September 21, will spotlightthe theme of Mid-Autumn Festival with performances by artists from the VietnamPuppet Theater, the Vietnam Circus Federation, and the Thang Long Water PuppetTheatre.

According to the department, both events are part of aseries of online arts exchanges for spreading love to encourage frontline forces and entertain the public during socialdistancing periods, and promoting Vietnam’s traditional cultural values./.

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