Behind the Velvet Curtain: Revealing professional stories of theater arts

This program is a bridge to bring information, value and knowledge in the field of theater, allowing the audience to see beauty and artistic creativity in the most condensed and profound way possible. It has been developed from behind-the-scenes stories, telling them to the audience in the most authentic way possible.

Veteran artists such as People's Artist Minh Hoa, People's Artist Tu Long, and People's Artist Le Khanh shared their true stories at the microphone of Behind the Velvet Curtain. For host Manh Khang, Behind the Velvet Curtain has a completely different level of difficulty compared to the talk shows he has conducted before.

After more than a year of broadcasting, hundreds of guests who are actors, directors, meritorious artists and people's artists have been invited to the show. There are famous people, familiar faces and loved by the public. However, there are also guests who are directors and artists who work behind the velvet rope, remaining silent and vital to the success of each play.

"Director and teacher Phan Trong Thanh is one of the many artists I've talked to who has left a lasting impression on me," said host Manh Khang. "We only see puppets when it comes to water puppetry, but the artists who create and give their all for the traditional art we all cherish are hidden behind the puppets and silent in the background," Khang added.