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Lune Production
Widely known as A O Entertainment, Lune Production’s foundation was initially established in Saigon, Vietnam, in 2012, under Square Group Investment Holding. With the vision to become an excellent entertainment corporation that inspires Vietnamese cultural values to the world, Lune Production focuses on researching, developing, creating, and promoting quality Vietnamese cultural entertainment products.

Under Lune Production, Lang Pho Joint Stock Company was founded back in 2012 to specialize in managing and developing Lune Production’s assets. Ever since, Lune Production’s three key spectacles, naming A O Show, Lang Toi and The Mist, have inspired and received much love and critical acclaim from both local and international audiences while performing at the Saigon Opera House, as well as during the world tour of Lang Toi and A O Show throughout the past few years. With steady business growth, Lune Production now expands its network to Hanoi, tapping on a market with great potential for cultural products of high quality. The result is our new Box Office settlement and Lang Toi starts performing at Hanoi Opera House from July 2016. Besides expanding our current business scale, Lune Production constantly keeps the commitment on research, creativity and quality of service. This promises an exciting future with more great cultural entertainment products to come.

A O Show


A O Show is a bamboo cirque incorporated with energetic acrobatics, with the melody and spirits of Southern people. There are 17 traditional musical instruments and live music.

This show is on the ongoing 3-years tour around Europe 2015 - 2017. They are in Saigon for some months and Europe for some months.

Lang Toi


A O Show uses bamboo cirque, acrobatics, juggling acts to inspire the melody and spirits of Northern villagers. There are 20 musical instruments and live music.

This show has toured in Europe and some Asian countries from 2009 - 2012.

The Mist


The Mist takes a different art approach, which is contemporary dance and neo-classic ballet, recreating colors of Vietnam's farmers life.

This show has also toured, but in America last December and Korea in 2011.

A O Show - Teh Dar Version


Teh Dar tells the story of ethnic minority people living in the highlands of Vietnam. The show captures ethnic activities such as elephant hunting, buffalo festivals and celebrations in tribal lives.

Saigon Opera House


Standing magnificently at the heart of Ho Chi Minh City is the Saigon Opera House, which is also known as the Municipal Theater. The building stands as one of the impressive sight in Saigon – both night and day.

Saigon Opera House was built in 1898 by the French architect – Eugene Ferret, following the “flamboyant” style of the French Third Republic. It was set to be two meters higher than the street surface with two door layers, in order to prevent traffic noise.

Built in parallel structure, the Opera House is located on the city’s center axis, connecting the metro station and roundabout in front of Ben Thanh market. From a distance, the Opera House looks like a beautiful gigantic city gate. The architecture boasts stone-carved ornaments and statues at the entrance, crystal chandeliers, and shiny granite floor at the lobby area – all built with materials imported from France. The oval auditorium with 468 seats offers good view from every seat. It is also echo-free and therefore preserves all the sound inside the theatre.

The theatre is now a venue for many high profile events and cultural – entertainment activities of the city. Certified as a national relic in 2012, this magnificent building stays on top of the must-visit of Ho Chi Minh City.



Interesting facts and figures
 * The building took 10 years to be completed from 1901 to 1911.
 * The building is 34 meters above the ground and carried out in a total area of 2600 square meters with the 87-meter length and 30-meter width.
 * The auditorium is 24 x 24 meters with three seat floors that include 589 velvet seats.
 * In 1995, the government spent nearly 14 million US dollars to restore the opera house.
 * The building was acclaimed as Nation Relic, on its 100th birthday, December 9th 2011.



Significant historical events
 * January 17th, 1900: The first show of the Opera House was performed by French actors and actresses.
 * November 18th, 1918: The first time Vietnamese organized a performance at the Opera House, which is a play mixed with Cai Luong, a theatrical genre from Southern Vietnam, often known as Vietnamese Opera.
 * 1945 – 1955: The Opera House was closed during World War II and reopened in 1955 – after the Geneva Convention (1954), and became the Southern Vietnam’s Assembly House.
 * May, 1975: it is officially named the city’s opera house.
 * 1996: Saigon Opera House is closed for renovation.
 * December 18th, 1998: Inauguration ceremony of Saigon Opera House after 2 years renovation. The event marked 300th anniversary of Ho Chi Minh City.
 * 2012: The Opera House is certified a National Relic.

Hanoi Opera House


Standing in the heart of Hanoi city, the opera house was located in a beautiful intersection downtown, where five main city roads lead to. The building was completed in 1911 after 10 years of construction, by two French architects, Broyer V. Harley and Francois Lagisquet, resembling the Opéra Garnier de Paris.

The building is 34 meters above the ground and carried out in a total area of 2600 square meters with the 87-meter length and 30-meter width. Its design is strongly influenced by the French architecture style from 19th century. The front facade impresses passerby with French neo-classical design shuttered windows, wrought iron balconies and tiled friezes. The interior design of Hanoi Opera overwhelms visitors with T-shape white marble staircase centered with red carpet, crystal chandeliers, large wall mirrors, Corinthian columns and colorful dome by colorful murals and reliefs.

The auditorium is 24 x 24 meters with three seat floors that include 589 velvet seats. Second and third floor are dedicated for private box seats. The building also has one meeting room called 'Mirror Room', 18 make-up rooms, two rooms for voice training, and a library in the back.

In 1995, the building was restored in preparation for the 1997 summit of La Francophonie, which cost the government nearly 14 million US dollars.



Interesting facts and figures
 * The building took 10 years to be completed from 1901 to 1911.
 * The building is 34 meters above the ground and carried out in a total area of 2600 square meters with the 87-meter length and 30-meter width.
 * The auditorium is 24 x 24 meters with three seat floors that include 589 velvet seats.
 * In 1995, the government spent nearly 14 million US dollars to restore the opera house.
 * The building was acclaimed as Nation Relic, on its 100th birthday, December 9th 2011.



Significant historical events
 * August 17th 1945: Meeting in front of the Opera House celebrated the establishment of Viet Minh (National Liberation Front). A red flag with a gold star was installed on the second floor balcony of the opera house.
 * August 19th 1945: The Viet Bac (Liberation Army) came to Hanoi and went through the Opera House area. Tens of thousands of the masses revolted to seize power in the capital.
 * September 16th 1945: The theatre held Golden Week, which was to call for support and donation for the government.
 * March 5th 1946: The National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam held its first meeting under the Opera House’s roof.
 * September 2nd 1946: 1 year anniversary meeting of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and it was the first day President Ho Chi Minh set foot in the Hanoi Opera House.
 * From October 28th to November 9th 1946: Second meeting of the National Assembly that decided to adopt the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

Europe Tours 2016 - 2017


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