Many spectacular performances with unique scenes were presented during the four nights of the International Dance Festival held in Thua Thien Hue .
The 2024 International Dance Festival presents many unique and diverse dance performances, including dance drama, traditional dance, folk dance, and contemporary dance. Pictured is the performance "Dance of the Great Forest" by the Dak Nong troupe.
With the message "Convergence, Creativity - Shining Together," the 2024 International Dance Festival brings together nearly 500 artists and performers from 17 art troupes in 9 countries: the United Arab Emirates, Laos, the Philippines, China, India, Indonesia, Cambodia, Malaysia, and host country Vietnam. Pictured is the performance of "Yen Lam" by the Bong Sen troupe (contemporary folk dance drama).
With the play "Modern Times," the Thang Long song and dance troupe wants to convey the message to save the art of Tuong (Vietnamese classical opera), which is fading away over time.
The Vietnam National Opera and Ballet Theatre presents the play "Ly Ngu Vong Nguyet" (Carp Gazing at the Moon), depicting the image of a carp gazing at the moon on a full moon night.
The Ha Giang delegation performed the contemporary folk dance "The Mask". The event showed that international delegations invested in choreography. Vietnamese art troupes, in particular, achieved outstanding success through their performances and independent dance works.
The works focus on themes and materials from folk dances of different ethnic groups and regions, subtly combined with modern dance, affirming the creativity and talent of the younger generation of choreographers and dancers. A scene from the performance "Cloud Maiden" by the Vietnam Academy of Dance.
The Guangxi Art Troupe (China) with the performance "Time of Embroidery and Sewing"
With their performance of "Jagad Jiwa," the Indonesian delegation impressed the audience with their skillful combination of choreography, lighting, and sound.
The Philippine delegation included renowned dancers such as Yvanne D. Escalante and Jhan Kurtte C., who performed the lively piece "Philippines".
At the closing ceremony, the Organizing Committee awarded 5 Gold Medals and 10 Silver Medals to high-quality performances. The 5 Gold Medals were awarded to: "Human Love Painting" by the Military University of Culture and Arts; "The Harvest" by the Art Troupe of the Lao People's Democratic Republic; Contemporary dance “Jagad Jiwa” by the Art Troupe of the Republic of Indonesia; "Cloud Maiden" by the Vietnam Dance Academy; and "Scene 6: Carp Gazing at the Moon" by the Vietnam National Opera and Ballet Theatre.
Le Huy Hoang Hai
Vietnamnet.vn
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