US, Vietnam artists to perform together on dance tour

Sep 27, 2015 / 12:34 PM

Vietnamese and American artists will tour together to perform a dance project in Hanoi, northern province of Ha Long and HCM City on September 25 and 27.

Themed "Peace over War", the collaboration dance tour will be made by Together Higher Dance Company of Vietnam and Robin Becker Dance from the US.
The show in Hanoi will be held on September 25, and in Ha Long and HCM City on September 27.

Robin Becker Dance from the US

Together Higher Dance Company will perform A Group of Individuals by Le Vu Long while Robin Becker Dance will perform Into Sunlight. The dance show aims to share their thoughts about individuals and the social issues of the Vietnam war, as well as its aftermath.
Tickets to the show will be by invitation only.

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