Tran Luc staged the play Le Hoang

The original title of the script is Sex Doll, and it tells the story of a world where artificial intelligence dominates human life. In that world, people yearn to find true love. The work consists of four characters: a handsome, ambitious young man; a dreamy but poor twenty-year-old girl; a rich middle-aged man looking for a wife; and a scheming pimp.

The author concludes the message: "If artificial intelligence wins on all fronts, so will love!". The work is typical of Le Hoang's style, with dialogues that are full of satire, humor, and depth. The details and twists in the play are both realistic and romantic and fanciful.

Tran Luc continues to stage plays in the conventional style he pursues, with a minimalist stage and lighting, highlighting the actors' physical performance.

Some of the artists participating in the play are Hoang Tung, Phuong My, Vo Hoai Vu, Thu Hien. Hoang Tung used to be a pantomime actor at the Youth Theatre and is currently a lecturer at the Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema. Phuong My, Vo Hoai Vu, Thu Hien are all students of Tran Luc. After the performance on July 23, the artists will continue to perform on July 29 and August 6.

Before Doll, Le Hoang wrote plays such as I'm Waiting for the Director (1985), Fable 2000 (1986), Fairy Tale (1986), and Looking for Lost Things (1987).

Luc Team is the first private theater troupe in the North, founded by Tran Luc in 2017. He and the artists have released a number of plays such as Quan, Bach dan lieu, Nu ca si bac dau, Con jealousy cua Cinderella.

Tran Luc was born in 1963 in Hai Phong, his parents were artists, leading researchers in the art of Cheo singing and literature. He studied stage directing at the Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema. His scholarly appearance helped him catch the eye of many directors. In 1983, he had his first role in the film Se den mot tinh yeu. In the 1990s, he made his mark with the films Anh chi co minh em, Hoa ban do, Me chong toi...

In 2003, he played the lead role in the film Nguyen Ai Quoc in Hong Kong. After this role, he switched to production and directing. Tran Luc played Trinh Cong Son in the film Em va Trinh, the highest-grossing Vietnamese film of the year with a revenue of 100 billion VND. He has one child with his first wife and three children with his third wife.

According to VnExpress