The program was held at 4 bridge broadcasting with many special performances.
As part of the online program series ‘Sharing love, getting through the pandemic’, a special art program called ‘Mid-Autumn Festival for children’ was held at 4 bridge broadcasting with the participation of artists from the Vietnam National Puppetry Theatre, Vietnam Circus Federation, Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre, Vietnam National Tuong Theatre and Vietnam National Drama Theatre to bring joy to children amid the pandemic.
Performances from the artists of Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre.
The art program is organized with the desire to bring joy and smiles to children, presents for them to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in the context of the complicated Covid-19 pandemic, they can still ‘process the lanterns’, ‘have parties’, thereby contributing to psychological relief, improving the spiritual life so that the children can always confidently overcome the difficulties of the pandemic.
Poet Tran Dang Khoa came to the program with meaningful presents for children.
The program brought special performances such as Procession of lanterns under the full moon; Tho Ngoc solo song: Moon Rock (the Moon boy, the Moon Lady and puppetry procession of lanterns); The full moon shines on bamboo from the artists of the Vietnam National Puppetry Theatre. Vietnam Circus Federation performed Goat Circus and Magic Clown; Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre performed the Moon Lady on the moon; Cylindrical drum with Lion dance; Procession of star-shaped lanterns; Hip Hop Dance and Handwashing Dance.
Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac is the host of the program connecting children with the Moon boy, and the Moon lady
Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac is the main host of the program connecting with characters that children love such as the Moon boy, the Moon lady. The program also has the participation of poet Tran Dang Khoa, who has many works associated with children’s literature.
The program was performed and Livestreamed on the Youtube channel of the Department of Performance Arts, the fanpage of the Department of Performance Arts and the Facebook pages of theaters and artists participating in the program.
Quoc Khanh