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Cool music to beat
summer heat
 The
Pattaya International Music Festival gets underway this Friday, March 20 to
help residents and visitors to beat the recession blues.
This is an unrivalled opportunity to enjoy a weekend of listening and
dancing to beautiful music performed by more than 100 outstanding artists.
Fun awaits everyone from Friday through to Sunday night.
After last year’s postponement, the festival is back and promises to once
more be an annual event. According to Pattaya’s City Hall it was revived to
lighten the town’s mood and to give residents and tourists all the more
reason to smile and enjoy the resort. It echoes the sentiments of William
Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night – “If music be the food of love play on”…
The event is also part of a wider nation-wide campaign “Amazing Thailand
Amazing Value” managed by the Tourism Authority of Thailand to deliver
events and value-for-money features to Thai and international travelers.
For music lovers it will certainly enhance their holiday and will also help
to turn Pattaya into a musical paradise broadening its appeal. The event is
supported by well-known music companies such as GMM Grammy and its partners
Modernine TV, Channel [V] Thailand, Channel [V] International and the Korea
Foundation for International Exchange.
There will be altogether 4 stages which are the Bali Hai Pier (Orange
Stage), Central Pattaya (Green Stage), in front of Royal Garden plaza (Pink
Stage), and in front of Soi 4 (Blue Stage), all four of which will cater to
all kinds of music loving fans.
Pattaya’s roads from the dolphin roundabout up to the Bali Hai Pier will be
closed off everyday during the concert from 4.00 pm until late.
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Pattaya Players announce new production
 The
Pattaya Players are proud to announce their Spring production entitled, “The
Odd Couple” (female version) on April 3-5, 2009.
This full-length play written by Neil Simon and directed by Adam Kuhl
features a cast of eight talented thespians. The script was born out of the
male-version “The Odd Couple,” original Broadway play, Hollywood movie and
subsequent TV series that featured Oscar Madison and Felix Unger. These two
characters quickly became an unforgettable part of American culture.
However, Neil Simon’s more current, gender-switching rewrite outshines the
original male version in many ways. The result is a fresh, frolicking
adaptation of a cuttingly witty theatrical presentation.
The two evening performances on Friday April 3rd and Saturday, April 4th
will feature an optional buffet dinner component catered by the
world-renowned chefs at The Amari Hotel. Tickets for adults will be 300 Baht
(without dinner) and 1,000 Baht (inclusive of buffet). Children under 12 may
attend the show for 200 Baht (without dinner) and 900 Baht (inclusive of
buffet).
Sunday, April 5th will be a matinee performance with no buffet available.
Tickets can be purchased through any board member, by e-mailing
pattayaplayers@gmail. com or by stopping by the Amari Orchid Hotel lobby in
North Pattaya. More information can be found at www. pattayaplayers.org.
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