The Vietnamese Student Association hosted its second annual cultural show in McCormick Auditorium Saturday night.
The show featured various skits, dances and songs. The show also included a miracle minute — a fundraiser where the audience donates as much as possible in 60 seconds — where VSA raised money for the Vietnam Health Clinic.
Communication junior and VSA Cultural Show Coordinator Matilda Le gave the show’s introductory speech. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)There were four singing acts throughout the show including a Universe and Soft Spot Mashup, Giấc Mơ Mang Tên Mình, vaicaunoicokhiennguoithaydoi and Có Hẹn Với Thanh Xuân. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)One group danced to a medley of three popular Vietnamese songs including its Breath, its Breath, Mộng Yu and Phóng Zìn Zìn. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)Preparation for the show started in fall quarter and continued through winter quarter, Le said. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)Weinberg sophomore Chau Tran and Weinberg junior Nathan Leong were the emcees of the show. Tran also translated part of each number’s introduction into Vietnamese. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)One of the show’s dances used a traditional Vietnamese conical hat which is worn to protect people from rain and sun. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)Members of VSA’s executive board performed a dance together before finishing the show with a song performed by the entire cast. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)About 200 people saw the show on Saturday night, Le said. (Marissa Fernandez/The Daily Northwestern)
