Cay No Than
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A Vietnamese legend was revived in a recent ballet Cay No Than (Magical Cross-Bow) by South Korean choreographer Chun Yoo-oh.
Culture Vulture (14-10-2015)
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Chun Yoo-oh''s private and professional world – one of dance,
choreography and teaching – took a dramatic turn when her husband
accepted a job in HCM City as a branch manager for a major project 11
years ago.
Korean teacher beats heat, blues with inspired dance
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On a small stage decorated minimally with a bamboo bed and a house made
out of a carton with a thatched roof, a group of students from To Hoang
primary school performed the play Su Tich Cay Vu Sua (The Legend of...
Bookfest fosters the reading habit
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Entitled, 6,700 Nguoi Vi 6,700 Cay Xanh (6,700 People for 6,700 Trees), a
one-hour documentary talks about Ha Noi residents'' love of trees.
Tree-huggers inspire new documentary
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Over 600 ceramic objects made in the old southern
style dating back to the end of 19th century are on display at the
provincial museum in the southern province of An Giang.
Southern museum displays old ceramic objects
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Set designer Do Doan Bang was one of several
Vietnamese artists from the Youth Theatre to go on a field trip to Japan
from April to July sponsored by the Japan Foundation.
Culture Vulture (27-08-2014)
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Two renowned Australian classical guitarists will perform Di Cay
(Working on the Field), a piece of Vietnamese folk music at a special
one-off concert at Radio the Voice of Viet Nam Theatre on September 26.
Australian guitarists to perform Vietnamese folk music
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Twenty years ago, when Nguyen Quang Lap''s play Mua
Ha Cay Dang (Bitter Summer) was performed for the first time, it
immediately achieved critical acclaim and popular recognition.
Play reflects on war-ravaged ‘Summer'
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