5 days ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Sparking inspiration: Great Entertainment Group and Cirque du Soleil KOOZA bring joy from dazzling live performances to children and families in need
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Great Entertainment Group (GEG) has worked closely with the Lam Kwun King Memorial Fund, a respected philanthropic organisation to bring the joy and wonder of Cirque du Soleil to those in need across Hong Kong. Through this heartfelt partnership, they are creating unforgettable experiences and spreading smiles throughout the community.
Cirque du Soleil KOOZA is a mesmerising spectacle that enchants audiences of all ages with breathtaking acrobatics, vibrant costumes, and infectious energy. For families, it offers an unforgettable journey into a world of wonder – where laughter and awe collide in a dazzling display of human artistry. With an international cast delivering thrilling stunts, whimsical characters, and a heartwarming blend of humour and suspense, the show spreads joy, making it an ideal experience for children and parents alike.
This global vision of immersive live entertainment aligns with the community mission of GEG, the local production partner of this event. GEG and Cirque du Soleil are committed to sharing this joy with more members of the community, ensuring that people from across Hong Kong have a chance to enjoy this wonderful show.
One of the community groups GEG is working with for this event is the Lam Kwun King Memorial Fund (Memorial Fund). The founder of Memorial Fund, Lam Tak Hing Vincent JP is the recipient of the China Charity Award, considered the country's highest honour for philanthropy.
The Memorial Fund, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, is widely respected for its commitment to supporting the education of underprivileged students from rural areas in Henan and Yunnan provinces. Embracing the long-term vision of its mission – which is to inspire and motivate young people from isolated regions with exposure to the outside world, including cultural, social and technological developments – the Memorial Fund has also sponsored and organised summer camps and visits to metropolitan Chinese cities. Since 2005, it has empowered more than 40,000 young people through various initiatives, helping them expand their perspectives beyond their isolated communities.
