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Loving The Silent Tears: The Musical, Part 24 of a Multi-part Series

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“Hallo Buddha, why do you smile? And your stone heart is full of light!” “There is a solo number for me to sing, called ‘Talking to a Stone Buddha.’ Whether it’s the Mandarin version or the English version, it’s all written by Supreme Master Ching Hai Herself. This scene is very poetic.” “The reason why I choose not to eat meat is because I love animals very much.”

“Time Out nicknamed her, ‘The French Madonna,’ others see in her the new Édith Piaf, Flo Ankah is about to join the cast of the very promising musical ‘Loving the Silent Tears.’” - French Morning “Sure, I find that the very first thing that came to me after reading the script is, is that I really believed in the fact that it’s material that’s… it’s a world with no boundaries.”

“Yeah, and I really feel it has been a gift of the universe toward me, toward Los Angeles, toward all of us.” “Loving the Silent Tears – Tenor Mark Janicello to perform in an amazing show… that will transform you into the spiritual dimension of 16 different countries and will leave you amazed.” - L’Italo-Americano Newspaper “And the teachings and the poetry of Supreme Master Ching Hai are leading us, bringing positive energy into the universe and into our country. And God knows we need it.”

“…Now, Katie McMahon …proudly represents her Irish culture, this time in a phenomenal US-staged production.” - The Irish Herald “And my song is about trying to connect with the Master, or the Supreme Being, or whatever you’d like to call it, God, or whoever.”

“(Among the performers as well as the directors, artists, musicians, only Hồ Quỳnh Hương is Aulacese (Vietnamese) and the only Aulacese [Vietnamese] singer.) Yes. All the singing voices are amazing. And the way they dance amazes me. They said, ‘Although we’re very well-known directors and composers, we truly admire these poems of Supreme Master Ching Hai, and we highly esteem Her for the humanitarian works She has done for so many people. Therefore, we’d like to do this as a way to show our gratefulness toward Her.’”
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