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Children of the Dragon is a community art project, celebrating 30
years of Vietnamese settlement in Victoria and the City of
Maribyrnong. It was performed at the Melbourne Trades Hall as
part of the 2005 Big West Festival between November 16 to November
26.
Writers: Hoa Pham, Helen Huynh, Huu Tran
Director: Huu Tran
Dramaturge / Project
Co-ordinator: Tony Le-Nguyen |
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Out of the Shadow is a documentary film about making arts
with young Vietnamese with disabilities. Produced in
association with the Vietnamese Community in Australia-Victoria
Chapter
Arts Worker: Dominic Hong Duc
Golding
Project Co-ordinator: Naomi
Ngo
Writer: Huu
Tran
Director: Tony Le-Nguyen |
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Where's Ralph is a multimedia show with action. Inspired by the
Hong Kong 80's and 90's era of fast-paced action movies,
appreciating the incredible passion and commitment to their
work.
Writer & Director: Minh Ly
Dramaturge: Tony Le-Nguyen
Digital FX: Luke Low, Music: Stalis Vetch
Performers: Melvin Dellosa, Tony Le-Nguyen |
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2003 |
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Walking Without Feet is a community disability arts and theatre project which
aims to empower and connect Vietnamese young adults with
disabilities and their families through the creative arts to
enhance their sense of optimism and belonging in the
Vietnamese and wider communities.
Co-write/Director: Dominic
Hong Duc Golding
Co-writer/Performer: Ty Andre, Project Co-ordinator:
Huu Tran
Dramaturge: Tony Le-Nguyen |
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2002 |
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Viet Boys from Down Under focuses on the journey of Smithy, an orphan from
Vietnam, Brad who is half-Aussie and half- Vietnamese, and
Van a migrant and struggling Melbourne film director.
Together, three different Viet Boys search for love,
identity, work and friendship in a city where culture and
multiculturalism can mean two very different things.
Co-writer/Director: Huu Tran
Co-writers/Performers: Dominic
Hong Duc Golding, Rad Rudd,
Dramaturge/Artistic Advisor: Tony Le-Nguyen
Performers: Khanh Nguyen, Hai Ha
La, Christie Walton |
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2001 |
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Aussie Bia Om explores prostitution
from a Vietnamese historical context in contrast with the illegal
sex trade in Vietnam and Australia today. In Vietnam, these
combination of illegal brothels, table top dancing and topless bars
are the main source of employment for many young people.
Co-writer/Director: Huu Tran
Co-writer/Producer: Tony Le-Nguyen |
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2000 |
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Banana Strip @
Footscray Community Arts Centre
Director: Huu Tran |
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1999 |
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Tower of Light - The Dice Gang was a
collaborative project with Melbourne Workers Theatre.
Director: Suzie Dee
Segment Directors: Huu Tran, David Nguyen,
Choreographer: Rebecca Nixion
Performers: Yen
Nguyen, Lap Tran, Vu Tran, Thi Tran, Tan Le, Phong Nguyen,
Liza Hoang, Hang Nguyen |
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1998 |
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Dem Lieu Mang at Caroline Chisholm Secondary College
Director: Tony Le-Nguyen
Production Manager: Marco Baggio
Stage Manager: Huu Tran |
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Chay Vong Vong Sydney 1998,
produced with Urban Theatre Projects in Sydney was a new work, which grew
out of the Chay Vong Vong, a play of the same name that I wrote and directed
with the Vietnamese Community in Melbourne in 1995 and 1996.
Writer/Director: Tony Le-Nguyen
Associated Director: John Baylis
Designer: Tori de Mestre
Musical Director: Jenny My Ngoc Ly |
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1997 |
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Vietnamese Youth Television Project with Optus Local Vision |
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Casino City with YP3
at Footscray Community Arts Centre
Writer/Director: Dave
Kelman, Director/Designer: Jane Rafe
Project Adviser: Tony Le-Nguyen, Co-ordinator:
David Everist
Video Director: Nicky Tindall-Biscoe, Lighting Design: Shane Grant
Writer/Assistant Director: Chi Vu, Choreographer: Gerard Veltre
Musicians: Luke Halsted,
Cameron Reynolds,
Amanda Pettman
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Dem Lieu Mang at Braybroook Secondary College
Director: Tony Le-Nguyen
Production Manager: Marco Baggio
Stage Manager: Huu Tran |
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Dem Lieu Mang at St. Albans Secondary College
Director: Tony Le-Nguyen
Production Manager: Marco Baggio
Stage Manager: Huu Tran |
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1996 |
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Chay Vong Vong 1996
Melbourne Professional Production was performed
at Napier Street Theatre in South Melbourne in 1996
Writer / Director: Tony Le-Nguyen
Assistant Director /
Performer: David Kelman
Performers: Thanh Vu, Kim
Nguyen, Thu Thuy Nguyen,
Tam Pham, Mong Diep, |
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Dem Lieu Mang at Footscray Community Arts Centre |
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1995 |
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Chay Vong Vong 1995 Community Theatre Production @ FCAC |
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