“Miracle”, the emotional highlight in the interactive play "Tangled"

On September 7, the interactive play Tangled for children had its premiere performance in Hanoi, bringing a colorful artistic space, combining modern music and creative stage language.

Interactive play Tangled will be performed on Mid-Autumn Festival 2025

Inspired by the familiar fairy tale, director-general Meritorious Artist Cao Ngoc Anh and the young crew have localized and breathed new life into the journey of the princess with long hair. The image of a girl imprisoned in a high tower, bravely sacrificing her magical hair to share and help others is built as an emotional metaphor for the inner strength, the desire to grow up and be loved of every child.

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During the premiere, the audience enjoyed many impressive excerpts such as: Welcoming the Sun, Love Waves, Going to Return, Bubble Princess... and especially Miracle, the song that has spread strongly on social networks for many months. With its clear melody and emotional lyrics, Miracle becomes the highlight, depicting faith and sharing, the consistent message of the play.

The difference that makes Tangled so attractive is its interactive form: the audience not only watches but also participates in the character's journey, overcomes challenges and contributes to the ending. Popular music, modern choreography, eye-catching costumes and vivid stage effects help the play touch the emotions of both children and adults.

The play spreads a humane message: every child, no matter what their circumstances, deserves to dream, share and shine.

The creative team includes: screenwriter Kim Thuy, stage director Nhat Quang, music director Duong Minh Anh, choreographer Hieu Nguyen and many professional designers.

Sharing about the work, Meritorious Artist Cao Ngoc Anh said: “After big projects, I want to return to children's drama. For the 2025 Mid-Autumn Festival, I hope to bring children a new spiritual gift, a fairy tale told through music, choreography and modern theatrical language.”

MAI AN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/phep-mau-diem-nhan-cam-xuc-trong-vo-kich-tuong-tac-cong-chua-toc-may-post812003.html