Children Cheering Carpet by TPO (Italy)

Hi everyone! Finally I got the time (probably i'm lazy) to blog again! Been doing another project from Esplanade, This time, with a company from Italy, presenting the Children Cheering Carpet, a show called 'The Japanese Garden'.

official website: http://www.tpo.it

Fantasic concept and method to interact with the young audience. Its actually a carpetted area with animations, and touching sensors underneath the carpet. Completed by two contemporary dancers as the performer and guide for the children participating.

They first presented a simple story with the animations, then handpick a couple of the children to try out the carpet themselves. 6 shows in total and every single of them were successful! I'm so glad everytime I see the children having so much fun exploring the carpet themselves.

And after the shows everyday, I'd be a tourguide and bring the crews and members around Singapore for food and sightseeings. I really love doing this and trust me I'm really good at it. The fact that my father, who is based in Hong Kong and has his business mainly from mainland China, often has friends or business partners whom likes to go on a holiday trip to Singapore. And whenever that happens, he will get me to come in touch with them and try to spare some time to bring them around. I'm soooo seasoned a tourguide I guess hahaha!

Well, time flies and TPO company had returned back to Italy early this morning. Though I was extremely burnt out over these days, I've enjoyed to the fullest the time spent with you people! Beautiful people! I'll miss you all! Valentina, Andreas, Saolo! Viola and Barbara! These few days, I'd be taking a short break before going back to Esplanade again for yet another project again. This time, an orchestra from the UK, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

http://www.esplanade.com/whatson/programmeinfo/royalphilharmonicorchestra/index.jsp

Do drop by to look out for me if you're free ok? haha.

I'm planning to upload some of my recorded cover songs. Should i do that?