I was pondering whether i should post this entry since photography for this performance is strictly disallowed and i was reminded no less than three times by the ushers. Given my poor grasp of the English language, pictures are essential for my blog; seeing is more believable.
To heck with the lack of pictures.
To heck with the lack of pictures.
Tickets to Singapore's longest running show were given free of charge by an ex-colleague (thank you, thank you, thank you). All the while, i thought this was a musical as it was previously helmed by one of the finalists in Singapore's Idol.
Festive Grand is the hosting venue and it can hold up to 1,600 people! We were given really good seating arrangement where we were in the middle and quite near the main stage.
In a nutshell, it was an amazing performance that combined musical and circus with the play of different lighting, pyrotechnics, stage props and smoke to create a real-life effect for each scene. I especially enjoyed the beautiful segment on shimmering stars and a setting crescent moon.
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| Confetti at the end of the show. |
Plot wise, i thought it was pretty meaningful; what matters in life is not the destination but the journey. A simple statement that resonates with my philosophy of life.
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For more information on Voyage De La Vie and to buy tickets, please click http://www.rwsentosa.com/EntertainmentNightlife/VoyagedelaVie.
[Voyage De La Vie ended its run officially on August 2012]
[Voyage De La Vie ended its run officially on August 2012]
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