A special liveshow to celebrate 25 years of Khánh Thi, who has been dubbed as Việt Nam’s Queen of Dancesport, will take place at the Quần Ngựa Sports Palace on June 10.

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VN ’Queen of Dancesport’ to celebrate 25 years

June 07, 2017 - 09:00

A special liveshow to celebrate 25 years of Khánh Thi, who has been dubbed as Việt Nam’s Queen of Dancesport, will take place at the Quần Ngựa Sports Palace on June 10.

Celebrating royalty: Việt Nam’s Queen of Dancesport, Khánh Thi (left), and her husband Phan Hiển, will perform together in a live show marking her 25-year dancing career.— Photo courtesy of Khánh Thi’s Facebook.
Viet Nam News

HÀ NỘI — A special liveshow to celebrate 25 years of Khánh Thi, who has been dubbed as Việt Nam’s Queen of Dancesport, will take place at the Quần Ngựa Sports Palace on June 10.

The show, which is the first of its kind ever to be organised by Khánh Thi, will be divided into three parts, featuring the performances of 100 dancers and internationally renowned choreographers.

Such performances will reveal Thi’s love stories with her former dance partner, Chí Anh, and her current husband and also dance partner, Phan Hiển. Her stories of studying abroad and realising dreams will also be told via the dancing performances.

Khánh Thi –Liveshow 25 Years will include 30 dancing performances of tap dance, tango, jive and samba, in addition to musicals, circus performances and singing.

The highlight of the event is the dancing performance of Vietnamese Queen of Dancesport accompanied by the first porcelain violin in the world. The musical instrument is the creation of her elder brother, violinist Xuân Huy, as a special present for the show.

“I find dancing does not bring as much money or fame as singing. Therefore, on reaching the age of 40, having my own family, I sometimes felt discouraged on thinking about holding my own live show. Thanks to the encouragement of some of my friends, I decided to have one after two years of nurturing,” Khánh Thi said at a press conference.

Khánh Thi was considered as a pioneer of dancesport in Việt nam. She was taught at the age of nine and took up dancesport when she was 18, which has remained her passion until today, at the age of 36.

She has won many domestic and international awards in dancesport, including three Việt Nam Open Dancesport Championship Awards, an AIG Award and a SEA Games.  — VNS

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