Vietnam’s ‘My Village’ bamboo circus wows Australia
The first performances have been praised by local media, with The Australian saying "Nouveau Cirque du Vietnam weaves magic."
A total of 15 acrobats and four musicians portray life in a traditional Vietnamese village to the background of folk music. The West Australian newspaper described the production as "uplifting," remarking that the audience could not stop themselves from smiling and tapping their toes as they watched My Village.
Lang Toi (My Village) performers rehearse at the Vietnam Tuong Theater in 2017. |
The Australian Arts Review recognized the production as "a delightful acrobatic and aerial feast showcasing the gentle and playful Vietnamese culture."
"Nouveau Cirque du Vietnam" or New Circus of Vietnam troupe was invited to perform My Village at the Perth Festival after their sell-out season in 2017 at the Regal Theatre. This year’s shows are being performed at the same theatre. Lune Production is the face behind the hit.
Founded in 1953, Perth Festival is an annual Australian cultural festival, the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere, and is usually held in February and March. It features a variety of art shows, including music, theater, cinema and performance arts.
Nouveau Cirque du Vietnam is the brainchild of Nhat Ly Nguyen, Lan Nguyen
Source: VnExpress
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