Tony Tran, winner of America’s Best Dance Crew 2008 (Source: vimeo.com)
HCM City (VNA)🐬 - A dance charity concert titled Moving Feet, Moving Hearts will be held on July 30 in HCM City, showcasing guest dancers from the US.
Moving Feet, Moving Hearts will focus on stories told through contemporary dance and hip-hop performances. Performers include dancers Tony Tran, Charles Nguyen, Alexander Tu and students from the Soul Music & Performing Arts Academy.
This is the second Moving Feet, Moving Hearts presentation by the academy’s Soul Live Project which raises money to provide hearing aids for underprivileged children with hearing deficits.
Dancers Tran and Nguyen are members of Kinjaz dance group based in Los Angeles. Tran won America’s Best Dance Crew 2008. Nguyen was a runner-up of America’s Best Dance Crew 2015.
The event will kick off at 6.30pm on July 30 at 214–216 Pasteur Street, District 3. All the proceeds will go to the Power of Hearing Foundation founded and operated by Gia Khanh, a student of the academy.-VNA
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Tony Tran, winner of America’s Best Dance Crew 2008 (Source: vimeo.com)
