Over 1,000 Vietnamese students in the UK gathered at the Cadogan Hall inLondon on March 21 for the final round of SVUK’s Got Talent 2015.
Theevent was a significant highlight to mark the 10 th anniversary of thefounding of the Vietnamese Students’ Association in the UK and NorthIreland (SVUK).
Speaking at the event, Vietnamese Ambassador tothe UK and North Ireland, Nguyen Van Thao lauded the importantcontributions of the association in popularising the image of dynamiccountry and people of Vietnam and its rich culture abroad as well as tostrengthen ties between Vietnam and the UK.
According to Chairmanof the SVUK, Mai Lan Van, the association has become a community bridgeover the past decade with over 8,500 Vietnamese students.
Twelve outstanding contestants performed contemporary dances, operas, mash-ups, magic tricks, dance covers, and martial arts.
Thejudges of the finale, prominent celebrities themselves, performed aswell, including including singer Ha Anh Tuan, dancer Linh Nga, andleader of St.319 dance crew Aiden.
Contestant Vuong Gia Hieu from Warwick University took first place for his own choreographed dance performance.
Profitsfrom the event will be used to help children with birth defects at theNational Hospital of Paediatric and Agent Orange/ Dioxin victims inVietnam.-VNA
Theevent was a significant highlight to mark the 10 th anniversary of thefounding of the Vietnamese Students’ Association in the UK and NorthIreland (SVUK).
Speaking at the event, Vietnamese Ambassador tothe UK and North Ireland, Nguyen Van Thao lauded the importantcontributions of the association in popularising the image of dynamiccountry and people of Vietnam and its rich culture abroad as well as tostrengthen ties between Vietnam and the UK.
According to Chairmanof the SVUK, Mai Lan Van, the association has become a community bridgeover the past decade with over 8,500 Vietnamese students.
Twelve outstanding contestants performed contemporary dances, operas, mash-ups, magic tricks, dance covers, and martial arts.
Thejudges of the finale, prominent celebrities themselves, performed aswell, including including singer Ha Anh Tuan, dancer Linh Nga, andleader of St.319 dance crew Aiden.
Contestant Vuong Gia Hieu from Warwick University took first place for his own choreographed dance performance.
Profitsfrom the event will be used to help children with birth defects at theNational Hospital of Paediatric and Agent Orange/ Dioxin victims inVietnam.-VNA
