SkySymphony’s exclusive winch show launch set to bring in the Chinese
New Year with spectacular fanfare
KEVIN TANN IS NOT JUST A V-P BUT ALSO AN EMCEE EXTRAORDINAIRE! UNLIKE MOST VPs, KEVIN TANN IS AN ACCOMPLISHED MASTER OF CEREMONY AS HE SPEAKS CONFIDENTLY, SUCCINTLY AND NATURALLY. A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT IN THE MAKING!
KEVIN TANN IS THE CHINESE VERSION OF JACK HUGH 'THE GREATEST SHOWMAN' AND WITH FLASHY DATO KEE HUA CHEE, THEY ARE THE GREATEST ORIENTAL SHOWMEN!
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The God of Prosperity and a Lion dance show are also set to
greet
holidaymakers flocking to Resorts World Genting this festive
season
KIDS LOVE SKY SYMPHONY SHOW!
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To start off the Chinese New Year festivities, SkySymphony the ‘Theatre of Lights and Sound’ at SkyAvenue mall, Resorts World Genting today launches a brand new show to usher in the New Year. With LED screens covering four storeys, SkySymphony is a state-of-the-art fantastic feature at the SkyAvenue mall where 1,001 winch balls synchronise and move to form different shapes that come alive to tell a story.
Kevin Tann, Vice President of Promotions and Entertainment at
Resorts World Genting said, “Chinese New Year is a very special occasion at
Resorts World Genting. We have tourists coming just to see our lion dance
performances and Chinese New Year activities. We take pride in showcasing this once
a year performance and now we have added a very special Chinese New Year show
at SkySymphony to continue to awe our customers. We want everyone to usher in
the New Year with great delight.”
Kevin
Tann, Vice President of Promotions & Entertainment at Resorts World Genting hosts the show that starts out with a bang with a blast of confetti and a grand
total of eight lions prancing around with great energy. Behind the face of the
‘lions’ are professional performers showcasing their specially honed skills.
According
to Chinese tradition, lion dance performances are typically held during the New
Year. It is believed that this special performance will bring in luck and drive
away any negative energy. Besides the traditional beliefs, the performance
provides an element of fun with animalistic movements, shoulder lifts and small
acrobatic jumps that thrills the waiting crowd.
On hand to add further
excitement to the activities are
six Choy San Yeh, or the ‘God of Prosperity’ who show up onstage alongside the
lions to add gaiety as well as to
distribute mandarin oranges to lucky visitors.
The
much awaited for show finally starts to the delight of visitors awaiting with
bated breath. For
approximately five minutes, visitors are transfixed by the audio, visual and
motion graphics showcase which is Asia’s largest permanent winch installation
and its first multimedia winch attraction.
Lights flood the screen to the
majestic tune of thumping drums accompanied by the lilting rhythm of percussion
which creates a theatrical effect. The show opens with the image of the yin and
yang symbol formed by the winch balls and gentle rolling clouds on the
screen.
The
show is enjoyed by all visitors alike, whether those that will be celebrating
the festivities or otherwise. The Chinese letters of the fundamental elements
of all things in the universe that interact - wood, fire, earth, metal and
water appear respectively.
The twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac, which is
different for each individual according to the year they were born on, are seen
gamboling and frolicking in the clouds and in the sea onscreen whilst visitors
can have a fun time guessing the animals formed by the colourful winch balls
whether it be a hissing snake or a majestic dragon.
A gleeful ‘Choy San Yeh’ appears
onscreen and the animals of the zodiac are ushered out in turn, aptly ending
with animal prominently featured for this year, the year of the Dog wishing all
visitors ‘Gong Xi Fa Cai’, or blessings for the New Year, ending the show to a
a predictable round of enthusiastic applause.
This
Chinese New Year show promises to delight any audience. It provides a
brand new entertainment experience for visitors to the resort. There are also
more delightful attractions in store throughout the festive season for those
who is planning to come to the resort.
The highlight would be the first
“Dog Dance” show in the world titled ‘The Prosperity of 9’ with nine dog
mascots such as a husky, a Rottweiler and a German Shepherd and many other
characters.
There will be Choy San Yeh and eight gorgeous ‘blossom fairies’
parading around the resort as well. Make sure to catch the Kwong Ngai Lion
Dance show as they usher in the new year with eight golden lions and various
stunts and acrobatics at SkyAvenue. These events will be running from 14
February to 4 March at hotel lobbies around the resort and the SkyAvenue mall.
A
lion dance will parade through the resort on the second day of Chinese New
Year, 17 February by the Kun Seng Keng Lion & Dragon Dance Association for
a special show. A stunning fireworks show will be on display on the 15
February, 23 February and on 2 March to stun the crowd with brilliant
pyrotechnics that will light up the night sky at Resorts World Genting 6000
feet above sea level.
Besides
Chinese New Year Show at every on the hour every hour, there will also be three
other shows being showed every half an hour after each Chinese New Year show
with The Forest, Urban Symphony and The Goddess showed respectively. The shows
start from 10 am to midnight daily. The SkySymphony Chinese New Year show runs
from 20 January to 4 March.
THE GODS OF WEALTH GIVING MANDARIN ORANGES FOR LUCK 
FIERY SHOW!
KONG HEE HUAT CHAI! MAY THE DOG WAG IN PROSPERITY, HEALTH AND WEALTH!
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