Post by anastasia on Jul 27, 2010 12:36:40 GMT 7
The 3 Hard Tenor's World Tour 2010 @ The Max Pavilion, Singapore Expo Hall 10, Singapore (25/09/10)
The ‘3 Hard Tenors’ comprises of 3 Taiwanese well-known comedians: Jacky Wu, Asia’s No. 1 Taiwanese Variety Show ‘Local King’, Kang Kang, the number one disciple of Jacky, and last but not least, Xiao Zhong, the up and coming host-cum-comedian with increasing shows and popularity.
In Mandarin, the wor...d ‘male’ shares the same pronunciation as ‘hard’, i.e. difficult.
For a night only, this concert - cum - talk show will see Jacky Wu and his disciples spoof and make an imitation out of the original 3 Tenors (Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Luciano Pavarotti) in classic Taiwanese variety-show humor that will appeal to the Chinese, young and old.
Audiences will be entertained and greatly amused as the trio tries ‘very hard’ and still ‘cannot really make it’ as the real deal. The show will be fun-filled with singing and laughter.
This show is packaged in an unconventional, spontaneous and novel way, in a setting of a Taiwanese comedy-cum-concert. It certainly is one-of-a-kind in Singapore. Not-to-be-missed!
The concert will be held at the Max Pavilion on the 25th of September 2010, 8pm, with a seating capacity of 6,500.
Tickets will be available on Sistic (www.sistic.com.sg) soon.
This show is proudly presented by Flyer Entertainment, co-organised with Music & Movement.
The ‘3 Hard Tenors’ comprises of 3 Taiwanese well-known comedians: Jacky Wu, Asia’s No. 1 Taiwanese Variety Show ‘Local King’, Kang Kang, the number one disciple of Jacky, and last but not least, Xiao Zhong, the up and coming host-cum-comedian with increasing shows and popularity.
In Mandarin, the wor...d ‘male’ shares the same pronunciation as ‘hard’, i.e. difficult.
For a night only, this concert - cum - talk show will see Jacky Wu and his disciples spoof and make an imitation out of the original 3 Tenors (Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Luciano Pavarotti) in classic Taiwanese variety-show humor that will appeal to the Chinese, young and old.
Audiences will be entertained and greatly amused as the trio tries ‘very hard’ and still ‘cannot really make it’ as the real deal. The show will be fun-filled with singing and laughter.
This show is packaged in an unconventional, spontaneous and novel way, in a setting of a Taiwanese comedy-cum-concert. It certainly is one-of-a-kind in Singapore. Not-to-be-missed!
The concert will be held at the Max Pavilion on the 25th of September 2010, 8pm, with a seating capacity of 6,500.
Tickets will be available on Sistic (www.sistic.com.sg) soon.
This show is proudly presented by Flyer Entertainment, co-organised with Music & Movement.