"Silence": Touching emotions through wordless means.

(NLDO) - Without needing many lines of dialogue or grand melodies, the art program "Silence" still touches the emotions of viewers through very simple things.

On the evening of May 26th, at Hall C of the Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture, the art program "Silence" offered the audience a special emotional space, where art was perceived not only through sound but also through the eyes and empathy.

With the theme "Hear with your eyes, touch with your heart," the program aims to reach the deaf/hearing-impaired community through a series of performances combining music , contemporary dance, physical theater, and sign language.

The program was organized and implemented by the students of the Cultural Management 18.3 class, Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture, under the professional guidance of Meritorious Artist and Director Hoang Duan and Master Ho Thi Nhu Vui.

The highlight of the show is the journey of the character Huong Duong, a girl who loses her hearing after an accident and gradually withdraws from life. From performances like "Drifting" and "Let the Wind Carry It Away" to the performance of "I Am Extraordinary," the character's emotions are expressed through body movements, stage lighting, and body language instead of dialogue.

The main play throughout the program is "Silence".

In addition to the performances, the program also features many artists such as Dam Vinh Hung, Hoang Meo, and Ngoc Lan, along with the talk show "Art Without Barriers" with Anna Huong, offering a more intimate perspective on the journey of deaf people overcoming barriers in life and art.

Even though the program had ended, many audience members stayed until the end to listen to the Q&A session and sharing from the guests and project members, because of the lingering emotions after the performance.

Many familiar artists such as Dam Vinh Hung, Ngoc Lan, etc., will participate in the talk show "Art Without Barriers".

Source: https://nld.com.vn/lang-cham-den-cam-xuc-bang-nhung-dieu-khong-loi-196260527094630404.htm