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Tung Monkey - The Visual Within | Showtime

Culture & Tourism 19:19

Light, movement, and technology converge to create immersive spaces where audiences step directly into living artworks. For over 15 years, pioneer Le Thanh Tung, known as Tung Monkey, has transformed ordinary environments through projection mapping and multimedia installations. Showcased globally, his work turns every LED screen and light beam into a captivating story, blending art and technology to push the boundaries of visual creation.

Kimmese - Where Passion Leads | Showtime

Entertainment 15:14

Some artists don't just follow the cause of music. They become the one who defines it. Born and raised in Hanoi, Kimmese, began her journey in music at the age of 15. At a time when hip-hop and rap were still very new to Vietnamese audiences, she chose to pursue the underground path and soon became one of the pioneering female rappers of the first generation.

Cao Minh Tiến - Weaving the heritage | Showtime

Entertainment 16:28

Born with a passion for preserving traditional Vietnamese craftsmanship, designer Cao Minh Tiến has dedicated his creative journey to honouring the nation's rich cultural roots. From modernising indigenous brocade to elevating traditional silk through high-fashion designs, his story is one of dedication, artistic vision, and endless inspiration. This week's Showtime follows Cao Minh Tiến to discover his inspiring journey!

Kiều Anh: From Ca Trù to Centre Stage | Showtime

Entertainment 16:57

Born into a family with a long tradition of Ca Trù, Kiều Anh has spent her life introducing Vietnamese folk music to wider audiences. Discover how tradition, perseverance, and a passion for innovation have shaped an artist determined to bring Vietnamese folk music to new generations in this episode of Showtime.

Hà Lê - Overcoming Limitations | Showtime

Entertainment 23:04

Born with a hearing impairment in one ear and starting his singing career at 31, Hà Lê has never let limitations define him. From hip-hop to reimagining Trịnh Công Sơn's classics, his journey is one of resilience, creativity, and fearless reinvention. This week's Showtime follow Hà Lê and discover his inspiring journey!

Đàn Đó Artists – The Sound of Vietnamese Soul | Showtime

Entertainment 21:45

From bamboo, clay, ceramics, and even old car tires emerges a sound unlike any other. Driven by a passion for innovation and a deep respect for tradition, Đàn Đó has spent over a decade transforming everyday materials into extraordinary music. Join the trio as they redefine Vietnamese cultural heritage through bold creativity and contemporary expression, only on Showtime.

Trang Pháp - Barbie Perfect Built, Not Born | Showtime

Entertainment 20:37

Behind the hit songs, dazzling performances, and Barbie-like persona lies a story of courage, loneliness, and self-discovery. Join Trang Pháp as she reflects on the choices that changed her life and the journey to finding her true self.

Lynk Lee - Beyond Labels | Showtime

Entertainment 01:14

Singer-songwriter and YouTuber Lynk Lee is the voice behind the hits that defined a generation. From “Tạm biệt nhé” to “Cho tôi xin một vé đi tuổi thơ”. Her music captures the nostalgia of student life for many millennials across Việt Nam. But beyond the soulful melodies, it was her decision to transition in 2020 and live as her true self that truly touched the hearts of the public.

Khoi Vu x Bùi Duy Ngọc | Showtime

Entertainment 18:40

From quiet emotions to honest conversations, this episode of Showtime brings together two artists connected by music, growth, and shared creative journeys.

Alexander Tú: In Rhythm with Việt Nam’s Beat | Showtime

Entertainment 17:26

In this episode of Showtime, choreographer Alexander Tú shares his inspiring journey from taking his first dance steps at the age of 12 to becoming one of Việt Nam’s most distinctive artists. Through dance, he explores passion, identity, and his connection to his roots, proving that movement can be a powerful form of self-expression and storytelling.