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Lee Lue (Adon Her) leads the villagers in the Hmong chant that announces the New Year — the opening scene, answering Jou's call.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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Jou (Lily Lor) chants in Hmong to announce the arrival of the New Year — the opening of Act 1.
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The villagers gather around Lee Lue (Adon Her) as the New Year chant begins — the opening scene.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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Hands on their hearts, the villagers sing as one — farming, working hard, and praying for their ancestors' blessing.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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Word of Lee Lue's valor on the battlefield reaches home, and the whole village rejoices in the pride of their brave son.
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In the village schoolhouse, Lee Lue (Adon Her) tells his students of his dream to go to the capital, Vientiane.
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Jou (Lily Lor) plays as her mother (Rasami Moua) sews paj ntaub — a quiet evening at home in the village.
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Lee Lue (Adon Her) and Jou (Lily Lor) fall in love in the village, as the villagers give their blessing.
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The first appearance of the General (Andy Vue), map and pointer in hand — along with his very loyal followers.
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Jou (Lily Lor) at home and Lee Lue (Adon Her) far away sing of their longing for each other — the same scene as Longing.
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The villagers shield themselves as the war reaches the mountains — the celebration of Act 1 gives way to fear.
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Lee Lue (Adon Her) raises his flight helmet high — a teacher no longer, he flies for his people, and the village sings with him.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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Separated by the war, Lee Lue (Adon Her), now in the military, and Jou (Lily Lor) sing of their longing for each other across the distance.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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Final Flight — Lee Lue (Adon Her) boards his plane one last time, singing of Jou and of home.
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The spirit guide leads Lee Lue (Adon Her) to the ancestors, who reach out to receive him as he crosses from this world to the next.
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As Lee Lue's plane falls, the dancers' translucent wings carry the sorrow of the moment — a spiritual passage from this world to the next.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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A spirit guide appears to Lee Lue (Adon Her), holding the scarf he once wore, to lead him to the ancestors — the same scene.
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As the war closes in, Lee Lue's father (Kongmeng Yang) calls his son home — only for the worst news to arrive instead.
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The same scene — Lee Lue's father (Kongmeng Yang) is held by Xang (Odyssey Xiong) as the news of his son reaches home, while Lee Lue (Adon Her), now beyond reach, stands in prayer.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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Jou (Lily Lor) holds the cassette player close and listens to the last message Lee Lue left for her.
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Mekong River — at the river's edge, Jou (Lily Lor) clings to her mother (Rasami Moua) and grieves for every family who could not cross.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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The cast of Lee Lue The Musical takes its bow at the Cabot Theatre — world premiere, September 2026.
Photo: Mickey Her-Vang (MaNee Portraits)
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