The Flamingo Entertainment Stand Up Comedy Show

On the 29 of August 2009, Flamingo Entertainment will start with an spectacular Entertainment Show in Mae Rim (near Chiang Mai).

The show is a comedy about the differences between Asian and Western cultures. During the show you can enjoy delicious food which is included in the price of 590 Thai Bath p.p.
The Show will start at 18:00 every Saturday.
Later on we will have more shows during the week.
More information about these Shows can be found on our website the home page of this site.
We hope to see you soon.

Entertainment In Thailand

The most traditional from of Thai entertainment is dance drama, performances of which are staged at Bangkok’s National Theatre while excerpts, along with folk dance forms, are featured in the cultural shows offered by various Thai restaurants.

The major style of dance is Khon, a masked drama in which the performers, all gorgeously costumed, use graceful, sinuous body and hand movements to express both emotions and actions in the telling of the Rammakian, amoral epic. Classical Thai music accompanies the mute performances, which in their kaleidoscope of color and movement present an unforgettable spectacle.

Other classic entertainments are shadow and string puppet shows, with the main showcase for puppets being the Joe Louis Theatre at Suan Lum Night Bazaar on Wiress Road (Vitayu Road)
The principle venue for concerts, ballets and other performances, by Asian and western companies of international renown, is the Thailand Cultural Center. Additionally, leading Bangkok hotels quite often host theatre dinner shows staged by international performers, Nor is modern and experimental drama overlooked and while these are not regular offerings, there are frequent performances by various drama companies such as the Patravadi Theatre, reports OTT.

Bangkok further boasts a vibrant modern are scene, and numerous Bangkok galleries have constantly changing exhibitions of leading and up-and-coming contemporary Thai and other Southeast Asia artists.

For popular music, many bars and cocktail lounges have live band, and in Bangkok jazz is especially popular, one of the top venues being the Bamboo Bar at Oriental Hotel. As for movies, Bangkok has a host of excellent modern cinema complexes screening the latest Thai and Western box office hits.

Not to be missed is Muai Thai, a style of boxing unique to Thailand in which combatants use elbows, knees and bare feet as well as gloved fists. A martial art before it was a sport, Muai Thai has a long traditional and is still surrounded by much ritual.

The fights are often fierce and furious, though the best boxers display remarkable skills, as well as great fitness, and a good contest is decided by application of technique rather than brute force. Often as entertaining as the action in the ring is the reaction of the spectators who yell and shout encouragement to the boxers as the excitement mounts.

There are two boxing stadiums in Bangkok, Lumphini and Ratchadamnoen, and between them they offer professional bouts every night of the week.

Retro Song Concert

October 11, 2008 at 5th floor Kad Suan Kaew. Prince Royal Collage school present retro song concert. There’ll show all Thai, Inter, Country and metropolis song by more than 500 students with full sound and light.

STEP OF LOVE CONCERT Have fun with JENIFER KIM & ETC
October 26, 2008 from 1800 – 2030 PM at Kad Theater present charity concert STEP OF LOVE CONCERT Have fun with JENIFER KIM & ETC to support CMU demonstration school. Ticket available at Kad Suan Kaew, First Drug shop. Call 08-1289-5866, reports OCM.

Hua Hin Jazz Festival 6/01/2009 – 6/30/2009

Hua Hin, Thailand
Each year the popular beach resort of Hua Hin hosts this annual jazz music festival. Artists perform on open-air stages – many of which are on the beach – and all the concerts are free creating a really friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Themes: Entertainment , Spectacle , Music, reports IEX.
Hours: Various.
Cost: Free.
Where: Various venues in Hua Hin
Hua Hin is about 280km (170 miles) south of Bangkok
Hua Hin, Thailand

Getting there:
Rail: The train takes just under four hours from Bangkok.
Road: Highway 35 (Thon Buri-Pak Tho) and Highway 4 from Bangkok.
Bus: Services from Bangkok’s southern terminal (approximate journey time: four hours).
Contact Information:
Tourism Authority of Thailand
1600 New Phetburi Road
Makkasan
Rajatevee
Bangkok
10310
Thailand
Telephone: +66 (0)2 250 5500.

Christmas And Happy New Year Holiday Special

Flamingo Holiday and Flamingo Bungalowrentals will organize a big party for everybody who wants to celebrate X-mas and New Year in Thailand.

We offer you a beautiful bungalow on our bungalow park in Mae Rim close to Chiang Mai with a nice Christmas program for Youngsters and Adults. Even Santa Clause will come to visit our park to celebrate Christmas with us. We will have a nice party in our meeting point on our bungalow park to give you the perfect Christmas feeling here in Thailand.

We also have a Happy New Year Party, with lots of fireworks, free champagne and much entertainment.

So come and celebrate these days with us on our beautiful bungalow park..

Free transportation: Chiang Mai – Mae Rim available.

Welcome To The Flamingo Family

Last update: at this moment we are working hard on our first movie production. We will inform all of you when it will be finished and ready for you to view.

In Thailand’s northern province of Chiang Mai, Flamingo Worldwide is working hard to make the first episode of its comedy series about the Flamingo Family. We do not want to spoil the surprise, so we will not inform you yet what is in this first episode. But we can promise that is will be fun, but also informative.

So please come back to this forum regularly not to miss out on this new series. We will make regular episodes, in which we will show the various aspects of our worldwide organization.

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