Dive into the heat of Vietnamese culture with the A O Show, My Village, Teh Dar, and the Mist. These incredible performances bring Vietnam’s traditions to life with bamboo acrobatics, folk music, and breathtaking storytelling. Whether you’re a curious traveler or a culture enthusiast, these shows offer an unforgettable glimpse into the beauty and spirit of Vietnam.
General Information about Lune Production
Lune Production is an entertainment company as a part of Square Group Investment Holding, founded in 2021 in Ho Chi Minh City. The company aims to showcase Vietnamese culture to the world through artistic performances. Lune Production researches, creates, develops, and promotes high-quality Vietnamese cultural and entertainment productions. Their creative partners consist of exceptional Vietnamese artists with a wealth of experience collaborating with renowned international arts organizations. Regardless of their varied expertise, they are united by a shared passion for uniquely showcasing Vietnamese culture through performances and various art forms.
Lune Production’s key shows, A O Show, Lang Toi—My Village,. Teh Dar and La The Mist have captivated and garnered significant admiration from both local and international audiences. These performances, held at venues such as the Saigon Opera House, Hanoi Opera House, Vietnam Tuong Theatre, and Hoi An Lune Center, as well as during the world tour of Lang Toi, A O Show, and Teh Dar in recent years, have left a long-lasting impression.
Hoi An Lune Center
When you visit Vietnam, consider attending one of these shows at least once. We are confident that you will be amazed and create unforgettable memories. Explore them in greater detail below:
A O Show: The beauty of the Vietnamese countryside
Among Lune Production’s shows, À Ố (AO Show) is the most prominent attraction. The term “À Ố” comes from “Làng Phố,” translating to “village and town.” The show beautifully illustrates the enchanting allure and cultural depth of Vietnamese rural life, highlighting the stark contrast to the swift urbanization occurring in the country. The performance showcases a distinctive combination of bamboo circus, acrobatic feats, dance, and visual theatrical artistry. The live music resonates with the work songs of southern Vietnam. Overall, this beautiful blend of genres creates a unique stage language that captures the essence of Vietnam’s fascinating culture.
Having visited Taiwan, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Melbourne, Sydney, Germany, Japan, Brazil, the USA, the Netherlands, and beyond, the AO Show consistently evokes unforgettable emotions in the hearts of its audience.
Experiencing the AO Show firsthand allows you to appreciate its exceptional portrayal of intimate Vietnamese stories. The narrative illustrates the formative years and adolescence of numerous generations of Vietnamese individuals. Talented circus performers dressed in traditional brown village attire, engaging in fishing activities, and accompanied by the familiar natural sounds of the village effectively brought to life the experiences of Vietnamese people in recent decades.
A distinct contrast emerged on stage during the urbanization process. Every story that endures, resonating in the hearts of its audience, is filled with excitement, a blend of emotion and joy, intertwined with unexpected moments of humor.
AO Show: The beauty of the Vietnamese countryside
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My Village (Làng Tôi): The countryside in Northern Vietnam
My Village (Lang Toi) depicts a serene northern countryside where mornings start with the crowing of a rooster and children play with bamboo sticks as their parents toil in the fields. Farmers enjoy pipe tobacco using bamboo hookahs, pausing in the shade of trees to escape the intensity of the summer afternoon sun. In the darkness, couples gather on bamboo bridges beneath the glow of countless stars. The Vietnamese Bamboo Circus showcases bamboo as the essence of the performance, guiding the narrative, shaping and transforming the scenes, and uniting twenty circus artists and musicians through the vibrant melodies of traditional instruments.
Many audiences who attend the show “My Village” discover a connection to these stories, reflecting on the years of children maturing in a tranquil, small village, immersed in rural life surrounded by banyan trees and bamboo. The creators of the program have conveyed the unique art of storytelling in a remarkably engaging and delightful manner.
My Village (Lang Toi)
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Teh Dar: Life in the Vietnamese Mountains
Teh Dar vividly captures the essence of Central Highlands culture, immersing the audience in a captivating realm of elephant hunts, moonlit nights, and jungles that conceal both death and rebirth. The performance intrigued the audience with its bamboo circus techniques and bold acrobatics, complemented by the enchanting sounds of traditional musical instruments. Reflecting the philosophy encapsulated in the name Teh Dar, which translates to “to go around in circles” in the K’ho ethnic language, the play further advances Lune Production’s mission of expressing Vietnamese cultural values through the concept of circular life.
Teh Dar: Life in the Vietnamese Mountains
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The Mist (Sương Sớm): The countryside in the South of Vietnam
The show The Mist (Sương Sớm) is a contemporary dance piece that blends mystical elements with vibrant semi-classical ballet, capturing the spiritual essence of farmers in the South. Humble lives venture into the fields at dawn, sharing tears and laughter and dreaming of it under the night sky. Delicate yet strong, anchored in dark soil, weathering temples, and shining vibrantly during the harvest, rice represents the core value of farmers. Their ways of life, love, souls, and three-way relationships are artfully illustrated through the gentle and luminous melody, as well as the expressive body language of the dancer in La Brume. The performance features the Arabesque dance group and is directed by dancer Tan Loc.
The Mist (Sương Sớm): The countryside in the South of Vietnam
For an unforgettable experience, put them on your list of things to discover in Vietnam. The shows commence at 6:00 pm, allowing for a seamless combination with the tours in the south of Vietnam.
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