Cô Sao ('Miss Sao') 1965, Người tạc tượng ('The Sculptor') 1971 and Nguyễn Trãi 1980, the works of Lưu Hữu Phước and the choral works of film composer Đặng Hữu Phúc. As well as works by returning emigre composers such as Nguyễn Thiên Đạo, a pupil of Messiaen in Paris. The National Ballet is also part of the Opera House company and stages Western classics such as Swan Lake as well as traditional and modern Vietnamese dance productions. Gallery See also Grand Palais (Hanoi) Smaller French theaters built around the same time: Saigon Opera House Haiphong Opera House References Notes Sources Arral, Blanche (Trans: Ira Glackens; Ed: William R. Moran), Extraordinary Operatic Adventures of Blanche Arral. Milwaukee, WI: Amadeus Press, 2002 External links Performance at Hanoi Opera House Hanoi Opera House – A Witness of Vietnamese History Historical sites in Hanoi Culture of Hanoi Opera houses in Vietnam Buildings and structures in Hanoi French colonial architecture in Vietnam Tourist attractions in Hanoi Theatres completed in 1901 Event venues established in 1901