[Coverage] Nickelodeon’s Dora
The Explorer LIVE! Search For The City of Lost Toys
Genting Highlands, December 2018 – I am pretty sure Dora the Explorer is no strangers to
kids nowadays as well as to the parents with children! The explorer’s story has
been brought to LIVE this season via “Nickelodeon’s
The Explorer LIVE! Search For The City Of Lost Toys” which is happening from 24th November 2018 to 1st January 2018 at Resorts
World Genting! Our team from www.wljack.com
has been given a golden opportunity to do a coverage on the show and we really
enjoyed it very much! Let’s find out more here!
Life Like Touring’s hit production of Nickelodeon’s Dora The Explorer LIVE!
Search For The City of Lost Toys has been entertaining children all over
the world since 2010. Dora the Explorer will now bring you to discover many
exotic and exciting new places through the clever solving of riddles via her
adventures at the stage of Resorts World
Genting!
Nickelodeon’s Dora The
Explorer LIVE! Search For The City of Lost Toys
Date: 24th November 2018 – 1st
January 2018
Venue: Genting International Showroom
Showtimes:
7.30pm
Monday to Friday
4.00pm
and 7.30pm on Saturdays
4.00pm
on Sundays
There
will be no shows on 26 November, 3 December, 17 December and 24 December.
The
touring production arrives at Genting International Showroom to focus on a very
vexing problem. Dora has lost her teddy bear Osito and she needs help to search for him. As Dora venture through
a jungle of obstacles with nothing more than a map, Boots, Backpack, Diego and
her other courageous friends to retrieve Osito, the audience will be mesmerized
by an elaborate sets and rousing musical numbers. Going through the journey
with Dora, we will meet up with the sneaky fox Swiper who plans to foil her quest at every turns possible.
Engaging the audience through a variety of familiar songs, dance and smart
problem solving, there is no doubt that Dora will eventually succeed, as she
can sing out her catchphrase at the end – We Did it!
Kevin
Tann, Vice President of Promotions & Entertainment at Resorts World Genting
mentions that “This is a great show that provides learning and entertainment in
a fun way through crowd engagement that will see the kids interacting with the
characters. Continuing our fine tradition of providing the greatest
entertainment for the whole family, Dora the Explorer arrives for the first
time in Malaysia to transport audiences into one of the intrepid adventurer’s
thrilling adventures, brought to life through the magic of song and dance.”
Syahrizan
Mansor, Vice President of Nickelodeon Brand Asia proudly shared on Dora as a
character to look up to saying, “At Nickelodeon, we puts kids first in
everything we do. We’re proud to say that Dora the Explorer LIVE! Search for
the City of Lost Toys has already been seen by 2 million fans globally. Kids
stand to learn a lot from Dora who is an inspiring character: she celebrates
girl power, she’s bilingual and she instils important values on being a leader.”
Dora The Explorer LIVE! Search for the
City of Lost Toys
is produced by Life Like Touring and
Nickelodeon and conceived by
co-creator of the Dora the Explorer
television show Chris Gifford. The show first premiered in Melbourne, Australia in 2010 and has
gone on to tour more than 15 countries since, entertaining millions of people across
the world. Being the first time in Malaysia at Resorts World Genting, the
14-strong cast and crew will act, sing and dance through 18 songs over the 90
minutes production (with a 15-minute intermission). Familiar songs from the
television series will be intermingled with original songs written specifically
for the live stage show.
“Putting
Dora on stage has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my professional
life and it has given me the opportunity of travelling to Australia, the Middle
East, Latin America and Asia.” Says Chris Gifford, who co-created Dora the
Explorer with Valerie Walsh Valdes and Eric Weiner in 2000. “The television
show runs for only twenty-two minutes so in the theatre, we have more time to
play with the dynamics of the story and with the relationships between the
characters. Dora can take the audience on the kind of adventure which the kids
couldn’t experience for themselves. She’s a good kid and she’s also universal
because ultimately these stories are about friendship and love.”
As
from our team, we have really indulged ourselves in the LIVE show of Dora The
Explorer. The choreography of the show was well-arranged and entertaining. The essence
of the television show was brought up to LIVE on stage and we are really amazed
by it. The way Dora interacted with
the crowd is also very delightful. During our review session, we can see that
the character has caught the audiences’ focus (especially the kids) and engaged
with them perfectly. “Where is our next destination?” said Dora. And the kid
audiences were replying responsively! This was something really memorable to
see. Apart from that, we really love all the songs being played during the
show. They are all very nostalgic and catchy as well. We also felt impressed by the way how props
and background changes were done seamlessly during transition of each scene.
Post
show, we have interviewed the choreographer of the show, Katie Ditchburn. During the interview, she mentioned that she
really enjoyed choreographing for Dora
The Explorer LIVE! Search For The City of Lost Toys. Apart from this show,
she has also choreographed for other Nickelodeon’s
LIVE show as well. When asked whether they would consider bringing other
LIVE shows to Malaysia, she replied that they would be keen to if there are
invitations from the local organizer. As for Dora The Explorer LIVE!, her favourite song from the live
performance would be “We Did It!”!
Tickets
for Dora The Explorer LIVE! Search for
the City of Lost Toys are now on sale. The stage production runs from 24 November 2018 to 1st January 2019 over 44 shows at the Genting International Showroom. Showtimes are 7.30pm Monday to Friday, 4pm and 7.30pm on Saturdays and 4pm on Sundays. There will be no shows on 26 November, 3 December, 17 December and 24 December.
Tickets
are priced at RM 186 (VIP), RM 143 (PS1)
and RM 101 (PS2). An additional
processing fee of RM 4.00 applied. GRC (Genting Rewards Card) members
enjoy a standard 10% discount via cash, credit card or Genting Points
redemption.
Resorts World Genting is also offering special Dora The Explorer Room Packages, including
tickets to the show. For First World Hotel, the package for a Standard Room is priced at RM 330 per room on weekdays and RM 359 on weekends, including 2 X PS1
tickets for the show. For Theme Park hotel, the package is priced at RM 529 for a King room (Including 2 x
PS1 tickets), RM 847 for a Quad Room
(including 4 x PS1 tickets) and RM 1,105
for a Sixers room (Including 6 x PS1 Tickets). This show was sponsored by PPB Property Development Sdn. Bhd.
For
more information, visit www.rwgenting.com
or call +603 2718 1118.
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