SINGAPORE, June 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) Singapore is getting ready to welcome a father-daughter duo for a new show called Vision, boasting stunning tricks and thrilling illusions.
Lawrence and Priscilla Khong are Asia's first Elite Diamond Award winning magic act, placing them at the very top of the game in the continent.
They have put together a new show that they will perform at the Esplanade Theatre from Friday July 15th to Sunday July 24th 2011.
However, while the magic tricks give the production a novel edge, attendees will also note that the narrative of the spectacle promotes admirable values, such as the importance of family and love.
"Brace yourself for a visual spectacle as the Khongs blend light, sound and dance into a spectacular illusionary performance that will leave you spellbound," the organisers remarked in a statement.
The show was written and directed by award-winning director Samantha Scott-Blackhall, who previously staged a production at the Pavilion in which she turned the theatre into a mock prison.
Tickets for the show start from S$28 (GBP14.10). The action is due to begin at 20:00 local time and last for about 90 minutes.
AsiaRooms.com offers a wide variety of Singapore hotels that may appeal to magic fanatics, such as The Fragrance Hotel.
For more information, head to http://www.vision.sg/.
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Father-daughter team Lawrence and Priscilla Khong will perform in Singapore in July.
2011-06-30
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