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La Sax
The Most Saxophony Party ever!
Riding on the resounding success of the last production Saxo Carnival of the Animals, La Sax teams up with the acclaimed Hong Kong magician and children entertainer Harry Wong, casting as the “theatre manager”, to take you on a spectacular musical parade of the “animals” by La Sax, amazing magic and toe-tapping fun. Interspersed between lively musical notes are explosions of laughters—so expect to be ‘blown away’!
Musical selections will include classical, jazz and modern pieces, plus a few familiar tunes, a little magic tricks and time for exciting audience engagement. Get ready for a jolly good time at this Saxophony party!
Photo: Guangzhou Opera House
Executive Director
- Jeffrey Chan
Music Director
- Chemie Ching
Artistic Director:
- Wong Tak Chiu
Managing Director:
- Natalie Yip
Project Executive:
- Fong Pui Lam
Member :
- Shania Chan
- Chu Chung Him
- Mavis Lau
- Gabriel Li
- Tse Wai Kwan
Piano:
- Cherry Tsang
Creative Director / Guest Appearance:
- Harry Wong
Schedule & Venue
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$200 /$250
The programme is approximately 70 minutes without intermission, suitable for aged 3 and above.
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