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À Ố Show ( A O show) is an acrobatics show, suing only bamboo to depicts at beauty of Vietnam's culture.

À Ố Show is a new kind of art performance commonly acknowledged globally. Audience is offered the opportunity to let loose their imagination once they are set off by the visual creation and lighting of each performance. The chastity of bamboo, basket boat and its use in the daily life of many Vietnamese are leading visuals for the show. À Ố Show has no script, no climax and no sequence. During the 60 minutes of the show, the audience is gently introduced to many different tones of emotion as some may see flashes of their own reflection through the vivid yet poetical render. À Ố Show may still be within the path of pursuing perfection but it does take pride in providing audience an hour long of peace, comfort and serenity mixed with astonishment and joy. It is almost as if the audience were captured in a Vietnamese dream of life, survival, love and everything else in between.

A O Show which translates phonetically as the Ahhh! Ohhh! Show, is being touted as the first performance using contemporary cirque approach in Vietnam.

It depicts the charming beauty that Vietnam is known for, the richness of its culture through its eventual and inevitable urbanization. The show is a mix of athleticism, acrobatic acts, theatricality visual drama. Live music which echoes the Southern work songs " Don Ca Tai Tu" , scenic and lighting design make the A O Show, which is performed at 115 Year-old historic, Saigon Opera House, worth seeing when you visit Ho Chi Minh City.

A BLEND OF
Bamboo Cirque
Acrobatics
Contemporary Dance
Choreography

MUSIC
Live
17 Vietnamese musical instruments.

 

             

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