Love performing for schools as children responded with enthusiasm and joy. Their laughter filled up the entire hall and that really keeps us motivated. Who say you can't learn Chinese Culture in fun and interactive way? Talents Entertainment has specially packaged a one hour edutainment programme specially for schools. Besides interesting entertainment shows, there are Q&A sessions and interactive segments. To find out how we can customise programmes for you, email to ShirleyTay@TalentsEntertainment.com or call 9784 9088 today!
Here are some shots of what we do:
Showing students the North Koreans way in paying respect to the elderly
North Korean Dance
Contortionist Act
Umbrella Magic
Mask Change - Performer walked straight into the crowd and changed mask right in front of them!
Xin Jiang Dance
Q&A and interactive segments
At Talents Entertainment, we have direct contacts with many professional performers, both locally and overseas. Besides sourcing and providing talents for both event companies and corporate clients, Talents Entertainment also specialises in customising performances according to our clients' needs. To find out how we can be of service to you, please email to ShirleyTay@TalentsEntertainment.com or check out www.TalentsEntertainment.com
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Showing posts with label Mask Change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mask Change. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
New Mask Change - The 12 Zodiac animals
Mask Change takes a new twist in this Chinese New Year! Instead of the traditional opera masks, we provide the masks of 12 zodiac animals!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Magical Mask Change
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Mask Change, an unique Chinese art form, is one of China's top folk skills and protected arts. Performer will change over 10 masks in the show and combine with their operatic movements. Different masks are used to show different emotions, expressing invisible and intangible feelings through visible and tangible masks.

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