Cai Luong opera festival takes place in southern Vietnam
The National Cải Lương (reformed opera) Festival 2018 is underway in Long An province, attracting the participation of 25 theatres and troupes nationwide.
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The National Cải Lương (reformed opera) Festival 2018 is underway in Long An province, attracting the participation of 25 theatres and troupes nationwide.
Leading theatres and art troupes in HCM City are working to preserve cai luong (reformed opera) by using young actors in their new productions.
Hanoi hopes to create a new driving force for the local culture industry, a sector with untapped potential.
The Trinh Cong Son pedestrians’ space in Hanoi’s Tay Ho district will offer free wireless internet (wifi) services in the coming time like other tourist destinations of the city, said the district’s official.
A concert featuring jazz fusion and world music by four artists will be staged at HCM City’s VOH Music One this week.
As many as 50 talented artists of the Vietnam Cai Luong Theatre of Hanoi and Tran Huu Trang Theatre of HCM City staged a play on April 29 in the Mekong Delta province of Long An to celebrate 100 years of cai luong (reformed opera).
A play featuring 50 artists of two leading theatres in Hanoi and HCM City will be staged later this month to celebrate 100 years of cai luong (reformed opera).
HCM City theatres promise a variety of new and interesting shows this Tet to suit audiences of varying musical and dramatic tastes.
Dozens of paintings and sculptures featuring performers and plays of Tuong and Hat Boi (classical drama), a Vietnamese traditional theatre originating in the 12th century, are now on display at the Garden Mall in HCM City.
Five veteran cai luong (reformed opera) artists will bring an ancient tale to life in HCM City this week.
A series of plays by artists from five leading troupes in the capital city will be performed at the Hanoi Opera House in August.
The Voice of Ho Chi Minh City People (VOH) radio station plans to open a new opera house called Music One this month.
More than 300 artists from across Ho Chi Minh City are taking part in the city’s “Don ca tai tu” festival, which opened on May 16.
An exhibition hall featuring more than 100 life-size statues of Vietnamese artists working in theatre, movie and music was opened in Ho Chi Minh City on April 11.
More than 5,000 local people and visitors joined a traditional musical performance to open the second National Tai Tu Music Festival in the southern province of Binh Duong on April 8 night.
Visitors to Ho Chi Minh City will have a chance to pose for photos at the Wax Museum of Vietnamese Artists, known informally as Madame Tussauds Vietnam, which is scheduled to open early next month.
The film Da Co Hoai Lang (Night Drumbeats Cause Longing for Absent Husband), a production about traditional Vietnamese culture by director Nguyen Quang Dung, will be released in cinemas this month.
HCM City’s Tran Huu Trang “Cai luong” (reformed opera) theatre, one of the region’s leading traditional art troupes, is preparing a series of new shows to entertain farmers during Tet (Lunar New Year), which begins January 28.
