‘Tien Sa’ contemporary dance show debuts in Da Nang

A contemporary dance musical called ‘Tien Sa’ was introduced to audiences at the Trung Vuong Theatre on Friday. This is the first show that has applied multi-dimensional stage technology in Da Nang.

The legendary love story of the purple-winged Fairy and the man named Sa. Photo: DOAN HAO LUONG

The show featured nine performances lasting 60 minutes in total, telling the legendary love story of a fairy with purple wings and Sa – a sincere lumberman lives in harmony with nature.

During the show, images of red-shanked douc langurs and the thousand-year-old banyan tree give the audience an interesting experience about the Son Tra Peninsula. Photo: DOAN HAO LUONG

Meritorious Artist Quang Hao, Director of the Trung Vuong Theatre and General Director of the programme, shared “The most highlight of the show that leaves an impression on audiences is the skillful integration of symbols of Da Nang in a lively and creative way. These symbols include the Son Tra Peninsula, the thousand-year-old heritage banyan tree, red-shanked douc langurs, Than Mat flowers, coastal fishing villages, and ‘ao dai’. This initiative contributes to highlighting the image of Da Nang with the connection from the distant past to the present, and from legend to reality. The show showcases the unique cultural and artistic values of the city, emphasising the harmonious relationship between the land’s natural beauty and its people”.

With the connection from the past to the present, the show helps the audience understand more about the culture and people of Da Nang. Photo: DOAN HAO LUONG

The ‘Tien Sa’ show features over 40 artists performing a variety of art forms, including contemporary dance, ballet, circus, and drama. It is scheduled to take place regularly, six days a week, at 7:45 pm at the Trung Vuong Theatre.

With its high aesthetic standards and the use of technology to create a multi-dimensional stage space, the show allows the audience to interact with the characters both during and after performances. It promises to become a new and attractive nighttime tourism product for domestic and foreign visitors to Da Nang.

DA NANG Today