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The VCN 2019 Episode (REUPLOAD)
Tinn Ou is a CSUN Alumni who is also the director for Vietnamese Culture Night 2019 hosted by CSUN Vietnamese Student Association. She was gave me some info about what this years VCN is about, the inspiration behind the story and more!
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CSUN VSA invites all of you to come join us for our 6th Annual Vietnamese Culture Night (VCN)! Bring your family and friends and enjoy a show filled with acting, singing, modern dance, traditional dance, lion dance, and more! VCN is a student produced show performed every year to showcase stories that speak from the Vietnamese / Vietnamese American experience.
Get ready to feel all the emotions. Invite your family and friends along for the ride!
DATE: Saturday, March 9th
TIME: Doors open at 6:00PM, show will be from 6:30PM-9:30PM
PLACE: USU, Plaza Del Sol Performance Center
PRICE: FREE to everyone (including non CSUN students)
WILL CALL LIST: https://bit.ly/2RXyIJC
What's the Story?:
Tiếng nói – A Voice
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16 year old Ánh, a second generation Vietnamese American is more interested in fitting in with her friends and being a normal American teenager. Her parents who are Vietnamese refugees try to raise her to appreciate their traditional roots and values. Ánh is just trying to figure out who she is. Along the way, she learns that her identity comes with racism and discrimination, which can turn into bigger issues. It’s a coming-of-age story that puts the spotlight on different social issues the Asian community faces, such as deportation of undocumented immigrants / refugees and encourages the idea that anyone, no matter how small or young, has a voice on these matters.
Parking information:
Structure G3 off of Prairie St. and Zelzah Ave.
***If you're using GPS to get there, enter "Parking Structure G3" in the destination.
Address should be "Zelzah Ave, Northridge, CA 91330***
All day $8 | Four hours $6 | Two hours $4
FREE parking for all Cal State Universities with valid parking pass (see parking info booth).
Any questions? Please Contact a CSUN VSA board member
such as our President – Andy Tram and VCN Director – Tinn Ou
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CSUN VSA invites all of you to come join us for our 6th Annual Vietnamese Culture Night (VCN)! Bring your family and friends and enjoy a show filled with acting, singing, modern dance, traditional dance, lion dance, and more! VCN is a student produced show performed every year to showcase stories that speak from the Vietnamese / Vietnamese American experience.
Get ready to feel all the emotions. Invite your family and friends along for the ride!
DATE: Saturday, March 9th
TIME: Doors open at 6:00PM, show will be from 6:30PM-9:30PM
PLACE: USU, Plaza Del Sol Performance Center
PRICE: FREE to everyone (including non CSUN students)
WILL CALL LIST: https://bit.ly/2RXyIJC
What's the Story?:
Tiếng nói – A Voice
__________________________________________________________________
16 year old Ánh, a second generation Vietnamese American is more interested in fitting in with her friends and being a normal American teenager. Her parents who are Vietnamese refugees try to raise her to appreciate their traditional roots and values. Ánh is just trying to figure out who she is. Along the way, she learns that her identity comes with racism and discrimination, which can turn into bigger issues. It’s a coming-of-age story that puts the spotlight on different social issues the Asian community faces, such as deportation of undocumented immigrants / refugees and encourages the idea that anyone, no matter how small or young, has a voice on these matters.
Parking information:
Structure G3 off of Prairie St. and Zelzah Ave.
***If you're using GPS to get there, enter "Parking Structure G3" in the destination.
Address should be "Zelzah Ave, Northridge, CA 91330***
All day $8 | Four hours $6 | Two hours $4
FREE parking for all Cal State Universities with valid parking pass (see parking info booth).
Any questions? Please Contact a CSUN VSA board member
such as our President – Andy Tram and VCN Director – Tinn Ou
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Tinn Ou is a CSUN Alumni who is also the director for Vietnamese Culture Night 2019 hosted by CSUN Vietnamese Student Association. She was gave me some info about what this years VCN is about, the inspiration behind the story and more!
-
-
-
CSUN VSA invites all of you to come join us for our 6th Annual Vietnamese Culture Night (VCN)! Bring your family and friends and enjoy a show filled with acting, singing, modern dance, traditional dance, lion dance, and more! VCN is a student produced show performed every year to showcase stories that speak from the Vietnamese / Vietnamese American experience.
Get ready to feel all the emotions. Invite your family and friends along for the ride!
DATE: Saturday, March 9th
TIME: Doors open at 6:00PM, show will be from 6:30PM-9:30PM
PLACE: USU, Plaza Del Sol Performance Center
PRICE: FREE to everyone (including non CSUN students)
WILL CALL LIST: https://bit.ly/2RXyIJC
What's the Story?:
Tiếng nói – A Voice
__________________________________________________________________
16 year old Ánh, a second generation Vietnamese American is more interested in fitting in with her friends and being a normal American teenager. Her parents who are Vietnamese refugees try to raise her to appreciate their traditional roots and values. Ánh is just trying to figure out who she is. Along the way, she learns that her identity comes with racism and discrimination, which can turn into bigger issues. It’s a coming-of-age story that puts the spotlight on different social issues the Asian community faces, such as deportation of undocumented immigrants / refugees and encourages the idea that anyone, no matter how small or young, has a voice on these matters.
Parking information:
Structure G3 off of Prairie St. and Zelzah Ave.
***If you're using GPS to get there, enter "Parking Structure G3" in the destination.
Address should be "Zelzah Ave, Northridge, CA 91330***
All day $8 | Four hours $6 | Two hours $4
FREE parking for all Cal State Universities with valid parking pass (see parking info booth).
Any questions? Please Contact a CSUN VSA board member
such as our President – Andy Tram and VCN Director – Tinn Ou
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-
CSUN VSA invites all of you to come join us for our 6th Annual Vietnamese Culture Night (VCN)! Bring your family and friends and enjoy a show filled with acting, singing, modern dance, traditional dance, lion dance, and more! VCN is a student produced show performed every year to showcase stories that speak from the Vietnamese / Vietnamese American experience.
Get ready to feel all the emotions. Invite your family and friends along for the ride!
DATE: Saturday, March 9th
TIME: Doors open at 6:00PM, show will be from 6:30PM-9:30PM
PLACE: USU, Plaza Del Sol Performance Center
PRICE: FREE to everyone (including non CSUN students)
WILL CALL LIST: https://bit.ly/2RXyIJC
What's the Story?:
Tiếng nói – A Voice
__________________________________________________________________
16 year old Ánh, a second generation Vietnamese American is more interested in fitting in with her friends and being a normal American teenager. Her parents who are Vietnamese refugees try to raise her to appreciate their traditional roots and values. Ánh is just trying to figure out who she is. Along the way, she learns that her identity comes with racism and discrimination, which can turn into bigger issues. It’s a coming-of-age story that puts the spotlight on different social issues the Asian community faces, such as deportation of undocumented immigrants / refugees and encourages the idea that anyone, no matter how small or young, has a voice on these matters.
Parking information:
Structure G3 off of Prairie St. and Zelzah Ave.
***If you're using GPS to get there, enter "Parking Structure G3" in the destination.
Address should be "Zelzah Ave, Northridge, CA 91330***
All day $8 | Four hours $6 | Two hours $4
FREE parking for all Cal State Universities with valid parking pass (see parking info booth).
Any questions? Please Contact a CSUN VSA board member
such as our President – Andy Tram and VCN Director – Tinn Ou