Dragonfly Theatre is kick-starting its 7th season with Ken Ludwig’s award-winning play “Lend Me A Tenor”, performed on the stage of Soul Music & Performing Arts Academy (SMPAA) in November & December 2017, marking the first milestones in its endeavor to bring authentic Broadway productions to Vietnam.

Directed by Aaron Toronto, the play follows the escapades of a world famous Tenor singer, Tito Merelli, who is unintentionally drugged before a big performance.  Thinking he is dead, the excitable opera manager persuades his assistant to pretend to be Tito so the show can go on.  But Merelli is very much alive and the story unfolds into a riotous chain of mistaken identities, lingerie flashes, death threats, and sizzling romance that keeps the audience roaring with laughter.

With an internationally diverse cast, Dragonfly’s version of Lend Me A Tenor aspires to delight audiences from all walks of life with comical farces and hearty laughs, and provide an escapism from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The play will be performed in English with Vietnamese subtitles.

Lend Me A Tenor is most suitable for audiences aged 16 and above. Several ticket packages are available for purchase, and Vietnamese students wishing to improve their English are eligible for special discounts. To book these fast-selling tickets online, please visit ticketbox.vn/LMAT.  For group bookings of 6 or more or for details of our corporate packages or bulk student packages, please contact Dragonfly Theatre at dragonflyvietnam@gmail.com
About Dragonfly Theatre

Dragonfly Theatre Company is a group of professional Western and Vietnamese actors and directors with the following mission:

• To create professional English language theatre in Saigon and to make it accessible to the Vietnamese community.
• To develop a sustainable business and creative model that provides a platform for the collaboration between Vietnamese and Western performing arts communities.

Formed by Aaron Toronto and Jaime Zúñiga in 2011, Dragonfly is passionate about the need for Saigon to have professional quality, English language theatre not only for the expatriate community but also for English speaking Vietnamese. Theatre-going audiences in Saigon have come to expect a high-quality, thrilling experience from Dragonfly Theatre which entertains, challenges and inspires.

In 2017, Dragonfly joined forces with Soul Live Project, a performing arts hub aiming to facilitate the growth of the music and the performing arts industry in Vietnam. SOUL Live Project and Dragonfly Theatre are proud to be able to instigate a new partnership, that aims to prove fruitful to both the arts industry in Ho Chi Minh City and the community at large.