Performance nights are empty
At 19:XNUMX p.m., the entire auditorium at Anfamariview Wedding Center, Muong Pach, Xieng Khouang (Laos) was empty. Old people, young people, Vietnamese and Lao people were all eager to watch.
It is known that this is the last show in a series of 3 shows in Laos jointly organized by the Vietnam Drama Theater and the Vietnam Cultural Center in Laos.
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| A musical performance praising the Vietnam-Laos friendship. Photo: Hieu Minh |
The night opened with singing, dancing, and music performances praising the beauty of the country and people of the two countries, praising the special friendship between Vietnam and Laos performed by the Lao National College of Culture and Arts. Next is the play "Bright Eyes" performed by the Vietnam Drama Theater.
The show touched viewers' emotions in a unique and touching way. It was impossible not to catch the tears of the audience when seeing the image of President Ho Chi Minh on stage in the play "Bright Eyes", tears of emotion mixed with happiness.
Ms. Soudala Chanthavithong, a Laotian who has studied in Vietnam for many years, said she was very honored and proud to be able to come see today's cultural performance. She hopes that in the coming time there will be many similar activities for the people of the two countries to exchange and learn about. At the same time, let today's generations continue to promote good traditional values so that future generations can follow their example, and join hands to protect, preserve and develop the special relationship between Laos and Vietnam. Nam is getting better and better.
| The play "Bright Eyes" has meaningful content about the day President Ho Chi Minh visited the School for the Wounded and Blind in Hanoi. From there, we encourage the wounded soldiers, those who have sacrificed part of their bodies for the country and the nation, to continue their efforts to contribute, enthusiastically work, produce, study, and continue to be useful people and contributors to society. |
“When I heard the announcement that there was a Vietnamese art show performing in Vientiane, I was really happy. I was most impressed with the play "Bright Eyes". It was the first time I saw the image of Uncle Ho so vividly. Through the play, I realized the lesson is that no matter what you are, you should always move forward, move on and not give up. I hope today's generations should work together toward greater goals to help build the country as well as foster the friendship of the two countries to become closer and stronger," said Tran Thi Nha. – 7th grade student at Laos - Vietnam Bilingual School Nguyen Du shared.
It is known that it is intended to praise Ho Chi Minh president and Vietnam - Laos friendship, the Vietnam Drama Theater coordinated with the Vietnam Cultural Center in Laos to bring an art program with the play "Bright Eyes" to overseas Vietnamese in Champa Sac province, Vientiane capital, Xieng Khouang province - Laos.
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| The play "Bright Eyes" is performed by artists of the Vietnam Drama Theater. Photo: Hieu Minh |
Meritorious Artist Kieu Minh Hieu, Deputy Director of the Vietnam Drama Theater, said that before going to Laos to perform, the Vietnam Drama Theater built and selected quality art programs to bring to Vietnamese and Vietnamese audiences. Laos has good and attractive performances. At the same time, convey the image of Uncle Ho, the human values and the will to live to the people of the two countries so that they can constantly strive to improve in studying, working and cultivating and connecting their love. paint the two countries Vietnam and Laos.
The art of connecting hearts
In recent years, there have been many plays praising the special relationship between Vietnam and Laos. These include: the play "Vietnamese Comrade" written and directed by distinguished artist Hongnakhon Thumphala, Department of Performing Arts, Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism of Laos, building the image of a minister. The Vietnamese volunteer team fighting on the Lao battlefield became a symbol of will, courage and love in the hearts of the Lao people.
The play "Sharing a Trench" written and directed by distinguished artist Hongnakhon Thumphala, Department of Performing Arts, Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism of Laos, is based on a true story about images. Vietnamese volunteer soldiers fought and sacrificed heroically with their Laotian comrades on a forward post at the Xiengkhuang front, Northern Laos in 1972.
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| The performances received excitement from the Vietnamese and Lao communities. Photo: Hieu Minh |
Actors of the Vietnam Drama Theater said that the nights of brilliantly successful performances were those that attracted a large audience to watch, and performance venues in Laos were packed. After the play ended, in addition to loud, continuous applause, many audiences still lingered in line to thank and take souvenir photos with the actors. Every time like this, the people of Vietnam and Laos have the opportunity to understand each other better and share the same feelings.
Each play contributes to educating the people of the two countries, especially the young generation, to appreciate, preserve, cultivate and develop the special and comprehensive solidarity and friendship between the two countries Vietnam-Laos, Leaders said. Lao Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism emphasized.
