The Quintessence of Tonkin Show Tickets

The show is okay. Traveling to the performance location is a bit inconvenient. Organizing meals and buying coupons is inconvenient and time-consuming.

The best part of the show is probably the visual aspect and marketing of the show. The show lets viewers relive the typical life of the northerners from the past to the present with many cultures such as royal examinations, regional examinations or ancestor worship, buffalo herding, dragonfly catching... all are quite pleasing to the eye, the lighting and sound are all quite good. However, everything is only at the "fair" level when compared to similar cultural shows such as Hoi An Memories. The show has many minus points: - The stage of the show is a very large lake (?), the whole stage for the audience is up to 2000 people so it must be said to be super super large, half of the audience will not see what the actors are doing on stage. Most of the performances are aimed at the center of the audience, that is, the gold and platinum classes, some boat rides only stop on the 2 sides, I wonder if the middle classes will pay attention. The platinum class is very far away so those with poor eyesight should not choose it. Silver class is needless to say, if you can't compete for a place near gold class, then you don't know what the actors in the middle of the stage are doing. - The whole show has many different acts but they are all very short, the audience is just sitting and pondering the previous story before moving on to the next act. Overall, the whole show, although all about northern culture, is very disjointed, lacking connection, the end of the show is about the students finishing their exams and turning to go to the festival, suddenly the show ends in the audience's confusion. I think the director of the show should invest more brainpower to make the story more coherent. For example, we can take the setting of a northern family in the past, recreate their life and incorporate a story about culture, still keeping those acts but adding the main character, conveying the story in a timeline from the past to the present. That is, rearranging the order of the acts, adding a central character, the show would be much, much better. - The show I went to was advertised as a special show for the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day 4/30/1/5, but the only difference from the regular show was that at the beginning of the show there was a flag salute, at the end of the show there was a short video + flag waving, of course it was very disjointed and had nothing to do with the rest of the show. Unfortunately, I also went on the same day as the special circus show of the Central Circus (the brothers and sisters created a new show, combined with some old acts, paying tribute to the soldiers from the foster brother, the girls at Dong Loc intersection, the people, the heroic Vietnamese mothers... very good and touching) so when put on the scale, Tinh Hoa Bac Bo did very poorly. It would be too long to say more, but even though I know the show brings people back to the traditional Northern culture and creates jobs for the people of Quoc Oai, I really, really hope that the show's management board can change some of the above points so that everyone can enjoy it more fully. Honestly, I came because of the strong advertising, and partly because of my love for national culture, but the show made me a bit disappointed.

Memorable memories. Thanks, looking forward to more options.

It seems like the organizers don't care about the customer experience, they just know how to collect money. With the ticket price, I thought I would go to a show that would leave a good impression, but no! First, I went near March 10 so it was quite crowded, the organizers required buying coupons to buy food at the show, but after buying a bunch of coupons and queuing for 20 minutes, the food ran out, I even had to give up a potato cake to a foreigner who bought it because they waited too long, many people had to ask for a refund. The food was quite expensive and not of good quality, when the food was almost gone, the noodle seller told me to eat less so that the next person could come. Huh 🙂‍↔️ working like a group of country people. I advise everyone not to eat or drink anything here. If you want to eat, come from 5pm. 1/10 service quality Regarding the quality of the show, in my opinion, this is a light art performance, lacking in depth and not very connected. However, it can be understood because the show is just to introduce the quintessence of the North. The actors are mostly non-professional actors, their faces are blank, their movements are not even even. Overall, just experience it once to know. 6/10 points for the show.

It's so cool. Sound and light should be felt directly.

A memorable experience, I went on Wednesday so it wasn't too crowded, all the services made me satisfied 😊

Wonderful experience and absolutely recommended.

It's worth watching. I was very moved when I watched it. Because it was an image of my hometown that I haven't seen for a long time. If you have the chance, everyone should go and experience it.

The show was great, almost impossible to take my eyes off for the entire 70 minutes of the show.

The SHOW was very impressive _ beautiful _ with standard investment. However, the organization needs to be reviewed: from the TICKET CLASS, there is no difference, whoever wants to sit wherever they want, no one checks and checks the ticket, luckily my family and I bought low-priced tickets, if we bought high-priced tickets and were treated the same, we would have been angry and gone home 😔_ and the COUNTRY MARKET area was really bad _ unprofessional _ noisy and chaotic 😔. If you can do the outside organization and seat arrangement for guests like the show in Hoi An, it is really great.

The first time I went to Hanoi, I found out that there was a show here. My whole family came back from abroad and were very excited to come early because we heard about the country market before watching the show. We were really shocked when the organization of the COUNTRY MARKET was really noisy, chaotic, and unsanitary (in Hoi An it was very standard). However, the show was really BEAUTIFUL, MAGNIFICENT, the actors performed very naturally. Thank you for giving us such an impressive show experience.

Staff chased customers from table to table, staff in the show area continuously used lasers to shine on customers, very offensive, dangerous to the eyes, affecting the emotions of other audience members watching the show.

The program consists of 2 parts: food and show. 1) Food: not talking about the quality of the food because everyone has different tastes. But the operation is quite cumbersome when converting to many types of coupons, each time you eat, you have to go to the counter to queue to buy things. In addition, the coupons are only valid for that night, if you buy more, you will throw away the coupon, the management board will pocket your money. In addition, the show prohibits drunkenness, but the food section sells alcohol before entering :) 2) Show: Administration: The show was quite crowded, there were children under 6 years old crying, adults talking loudly. But instead of reminding guests to keep order, the management board just held a laser to shine on the screen of any guests filming the program. The experience is like going to the market. Content: Before starting, the organizers said in advance that the cast was not professional, so in general the quality of the dance was not good, the dance was uneven, but there was a systematic investment in costumes. In general, it was like watching a provincial/municipal art program. For those who have watched Hoi An Memories like me, the level of sophistication and investment here is 1/3. The program has very basic errors such as: laser projection from the stage straight to the middle of the stage of the Golden and VIP seats. Those who have just had eye surgery or have weak eyes should consider before watching. Some parts flash continuously like vinahouse.

The show quality is good, the location is meaningful and sacred.

Due to Traveloka's fault for not booking tickets with Tinh Hoa Bac Bo, I did not get tickets for the show even though I arrived early, leading to having to contact Traveloka again to ask why I had not booked tickets with THBB. Traveloka's call center took a long time to respond because it kept saying it was busy. Finally, I was still supported to get tickets to the show but I was 5 minutes late, even though I arrived 30 minutes early. This was a terrible experience when booking tickets through Travaloka.

An enjoyable and memorable experience

Pretty good show, pretty affordable, no filming so no real photos

The show is relatively good in terms of image and sound. However, the organization has many problems. Time is wasted queuing (- Queuing to exchange electronic tickets for paper tickets. Queuing to buy coupons. After buying coupons, go to each stall to buy food. Queuing to wait to enter the gate. Each time queuing takes 20-30 minutes. Coupons cannot be returned after purchase.

Lovely staff and good support. The show is beautiful and well-funded, so you should sit in gold seats. Around the show area, there are also several places to visit, play and eat. Before the show, there are also comedy performances. Everything is very good and an experience to try However, because I'm an amateur actor, it didn't really make me get involved in the show. In terms of content and personal techniques, I think it can be improved and developed further, although currently it is very good.

Top. Will come back next time.