Loving The Silent Tears: The Musical, Part 23 of a Multi-part Series

“Brian and Heather Park are appearing as representatives of Korea.” “(I heard there is a very important theme, the message that this musical wants to convey. What could that be?) It’s to find peace. A lot of people these days don’t know what peace is. It’s easy just to say, ‘Let’s live in harmony,’ but this musical is about truly recognizing what peace is.”

Liz Callaway “In addition to people’s great talent, I think that everyone seems like a very special soul. It’s not just, people aren’t here just because (Right.) they can sing, I think there’s something more.” “Well, on Sunday we had a meeting with the company of principals, and it was a love fest.”

Kiril Kulish “I think Supreme Master Ching Hai has done an amazing job with all the messages She’s put out. There’re not many musicals that are all related to a good message like this.”

Fabiana Passoni “it’s very inspiring. It’s very spiritual and I think people need to pay attention a little bit more on the spiritual side of the human being, because that’s what’s going to change the world. ‘Loving the Silent Tears’ is about struggles. It’s... everybody has, you know, his own struggles, and it’s about you looking for your inner self and finding peace on that perfect spot in life. And the poems are all about the struggles that Supreme Master Ching Hai went through over the years.”

Kay Tse “First of all, I was very moved by the fact that the event is to promote philanthropy. All the proceeds will be donated to three different charitable organizations to help different people in need as well as to protect animals.” “Pursuing music talent is clearly a must, but the pursuit of a sincere heart to share with others is also a must. I think I’m very good at it because apart from working with music in my daily life, I also want to take some opportunities to engage in charitable work. That includes this musical event.”