Bangkok--31 Aug--Siam Kempinski Hotel
The Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok has unveiled a glittering line-up of global entertainers who will perform at their first anniversary Imperial Ball to be held on September 27.
Headlining the opulent event's entertainment will be famous international ballet stars Martin Buczko, Emi Hariyama, Viara Natcheva and Sebastien Thill who will give Bangkok guests an unprecedented opportunity to see some of the most thrilling classical ballet sequences with in-kind support by KLM Airlines.
Another rare treat will be the appearance of Star from the United Kingdom. Fresh from performing at the wedding reception of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Star is one of the most popular bands on the UK party circuit and is the favourite choice for private functions hosted by the royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry.
And to make the event truly memorable one of the UK's most prized magicians, Magic Singh (Amardeep Singh Dhanjal), will captivate the audience with a dazzling array of magical mysteries. Magic Singh is the first Indian representative in the Magic Circle, the world's exclusive club for top magicians.
And heightening the magic will be Britain's leading female stage and cabaret magician, Romany, who entertained Queen Elizabeth II and her family on her 80th birthday at London's Ritz hotel. She was the first female magician to be inducted into the Magic Circle.
The Imperial Ball, which hopes to raise millions of baht for the Thai Red Cross, will have an extravagant and elegant theme taking its inspiration from the grand French courts in 15th and 16th century, complete with flowing ball gowns and powdered wigs.
Admission ticket costs 5,900 THB++/seat and part of the proceeds will be donated to Thai Red Cross. Further information and ticket reservation please contact 0-2162-9000 or
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Editor’s note:
Siam Kempinski Hotel, the city-resort adjacent to Sa Pathum Palace, is part of Europe’s oldest luxury hotel group, Kempinski Hotels. Every one of the hotel’s 303 rooms and suites overlooks the surrounding gardens and pools, and 22 rooms have direct access to the pool. It also houses 98 serviced residences for long-stay guests.
Thai artistic heritage is a key theme of the Siam Kempinski Hotel. The property will display 4,000 pieces of art, including over 200 original paintings and sculptures by Thai artists commissioned by the property.
The Kempinski name is proudly borne by a growing collection of distinguished properties around the world. Europe’s oldest luxury hotel group Kempinski has built its reputation on the belief that exclusivity and individuality are key elements of true luxury. Each year, an increasing number of guests come to appreciate these qualities, as Kempinski adds new hotels and resorts in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. While this growth reflects the strength and success of the Kempinski brand, the collection will remain a limited one, where exclusivity can be nurtured and individuality can flourish.
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For more information:
Sipim Sugunnasil ? Senior Public Relations Manager
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
991/9 Rama I Road Pathumwan ? Bangkok 10330 ? Thailand
Tel +66 2 162 9000 ? Fax +66 2 162 9009
[email protected]
Chonthicha Ungkanungdecha ? Deputy Consulting Director
Panisara Palas ? Assistant Consulting Manager
DC Consultants and Marketing Communications Ltd.
Tel +66 2 610 2380, +66 2 610 2370
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