Múa Quat - Fan Dance
The traditional fan dance is a symbol of beauty, believed to have originated in meadows and open fields. Fan dancers are believed to emulate flowers in an open breeze, which captures the audience’s attention and inspires neighboring countries to have their own fan dance. Fan dances are performed during our annual culture shows and Mid-Autumn Youth Summit.
Nón Lá - Hat Dance
The infamous conical bamboo hat symbolizing its home country, Vietnam, is used by dancers as they twirl around and maneuver the hat in unique ways, symbolizing the hard work of farmers in the fields. Along with our fan dance, hat dances are also performed during our culture shows and/or MAYS.
Múa Lua - Ribbon Dance
Ribbon dance combines modern dancing techniques with dynamic songs that will actively attract the audience’s attention. The audience can expect powerful movements with excellent synchronization that will make a lasting impact as well as an exemplary performance.
Múa Lân - Lion Dance
Lion Dance is customarily performed during the Lunar New Year to herald in the new year and bring prosperity, good luck and peace. It is also performed to start off shows with a performance whose purpose is to bring good tidings and fortune for both the show and its audience.
