From the organizer: Surprise! We can’t wait until Quest Festival to get our music back out there, so join us for a celebration of the Vietnamese Legends we focused on by building a graphic novel of six Vietnamese legendary myths by using the means of Vietnamese text, live visual art/3D mapping and live electronic music fused with an urban twist. 

*NOTE* Due to the smaller space, there will be no dance performances by X_Clown or Oh Dance Team BUT we expect to see you all out there on that dance floor grooving to the tunes of Legends of Vietnam Remix. 

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Standpoint Theories has established itself as one of a select number of productions that feature multi-disciplinary arts within the local Vietnamese and expat community. It was accepted into the Amsterdam Fringe Festival and has been published in the Contemporary Dance World Almanac 2015.

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We focused on interpreting these six well-known Vietnamese Legends: 
-The legendary story of Âu Cơ, an immortal mountain fairy who married Lạc Long Quân
- The god of Tản Viên Mountain known as, Sơn Tinh
-Phù Đổng Thiên Vương
-Chử Đồng Tử - a marsh boy 
-Princess Liễu Hạnh, a heavenly spirit and Mother Goddess 
-Bà Chúa Xứ known as Lady of the Realm

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A collaboration under the direction of American choreographer Emily Navarra featuring X_Clown Dance Crew and Oh Dance Team, DJ Jase Nguyen (Vietnam) and musician, Andre Ngo (France), electronic duo Space//Panther (America), bassist Gareth Katz (America), percussionist Eric Meftah (America), illustrator Hoang Trung (Vietnam), animator/scenographer Julien Noyer (France), costume designer Linda Mai Phung (France) and visual artist/scenographer Daniel Day Long (America).