People's Artist Le Hung creates overwhelming emotions for the play "Don't Fall"

(NLDO) - Considered by experts to be a headwind on the front line of drug prevention, the play "Not Falling" takes a thorny perspective on this battle.

The role of artist Le Thi Binh Yen (middle) made the audience cry.

On the morning of June 28 at the Army Theater, Hanoi , the play "Not Falling" attracted a large audience, opening a journey of more than 90 minutes full of haunting and emotion. The work was composed by Dr. Nguyen Dang Chuong, directed by People's Artist Le Hung, and performed by Group 1 of the Army Drama Theater to participate in the 5th National Professional Stage Arts Festival on "The Image of the People's Public Security Soldier".

The staging technique is rich in "hot" layers and full of drama.

Under the direction of People's Artist Le Hung, "Not Falling" captivates viewers right from the beginning of the story. His staging does not use loud cheers but focuses on exploiting the dark corners of the hearts of the People's Police soldiers. The director minimizes the scenery, uses minimalist lighting and a very flexible stage layout to emphasize the mood and conflict of the main characters.
The scenes of Son struggling with his addiction, or sitting quietly in an iron frame in a dark house, were staged in a cramped space with horizontal light, creating a feeling of claustrophobia and suffocation. It was also a metaphor for the mental confinement and repression he was experiencing.
The director also skillfully arranged the fast scene transitions, combined with music that describes the inner feelings to lead the viewer's emotions from hope to despair, from darkness to light.

The most touching image is Son locking himself in an iron frame to quit drug addiction.

The unique highlight of the literary script is that the author has built a portrait of a People's Police soldier who escaped tragedy and was reborn to be worthy of returning to his comrades.
Author Dr. Nguyen Dang Chuong chose a different approach: he did not hesitate to expose the weaknesses, mistakes, and dark corners of the People's Police soldier - a familiar image that is often embellished. There, the selfless dedication is not only in the chase scenes on the street, but also in the internal battle, in the moment of facing one's own breakdown.
One of the most dramatic situations is when Major Son – after infiltrating a drug ring – becomes a real addict. This tragedy reaches its climax when he faces the risk of being fired from the industry due to his lack of courage.

In despair, Son quietly looked back at the Six Teachings of Uncle Ho to the People's Police, feeling the pain of losing himself while performing his duty. He felt guilty towards his martyr father, guilty of being unfilial towards his mother who was always proud of him and loved him. And also the beautiful love with the daughter of the agency's chief, who placed all her trust in him.

Joy broke out when the play "Don't Fall" was cheered and praised by a large audience.

The mother – once proud of her son being a police officer – now can only silently watch him buy an iron cage and lock himself up to detox. Her eyes, portrayed by artist Le Thi Binh Yen, are full of helplessness and sorrow, but also full of love. The role played by artist Le Thi Binh Yen moved the audience to tears.
The dramatic situation was pushed to a climax when the leader and his teammates met to discuss and determined that only Son - a fallen man - had the ability, connections and perfect cover to track down the transnational drug ring. Because no one else but him could discover the key points in the transportation of goods, this was the tragic knot and at the same time opened up the opportunity for redemption, forcing the character Son to commit himself once again, betting his honor, life, and the fragile trust of his relatives and teammates.

In the scenes where Son infiltrates Toan Long Corporation – built with a tense, compressed atmosphere – the play creates dramatic situations, leading the audience to follow the case and witness the character's revival.

Son's gradual gaining of the trust of the Group's Chairman (performed by artist Nguyen Thi My Linh) was the turning point for him to no longer run away from the past, but to face it, from a "fallen policeman" he returned to the orbit, turning the darkness that had swallowed him into a shield to fight addiction, into a ship sailing out to sea full of light.

Leaders of the Department of Training and the Department of Politics came to watch and cheer for the play "Not Falling Down"

Audience Voice and Strong Resonance

Audience member Vu Thu Hang (Bac Tu Liem) shared: "I cried when I saw Son lock himself in an iron frame. That scene didn't need any dialogue, just a horizontal light and a heavy breathing were enough to suffocate my emotions."
Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tung (Mai Dich) commented: "I have never seen a play in which police officers are portrayed so fiercely. They are not supermen, they are also scared and weak, but still overcome for the community. The actors are really brave and act realistically."

The young actors of the Army Drama Theater are loved by the audience.

The actors performed very delicately, full of emotions, bringing the audience the sublimation of the literary script and above all, the sincerity in the way of telling, the way of sowing thoughts in each viewer's feelings.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/nsnd-le-hung-tao-cam-xuc-dat-dao-cho-vo-khong-guc-nga-196250628163706215.htm