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The Beauty and Grandeur of Kaos


Las Vegas Meets Broadway in a one-of-a-kind spectacle, first time in the Philippines. Presenting the good wizard Enrique Polo with the amazing white lion KAOS, the adorable white tiger SITO and the yellow tiger BETTY.

NEWPORT CITY, Pasay - In a medieval kingdom, a lonely prince peers into a magical mirror and falls in love with a beautiful maiden from the future. As the past and the future converge, the two discover a love that transcends time, prevailing over a scheming adviser and numerous obstacles.

This at a glimpse is the story of KAOS, a visual and musical spectacle unlike anything the country has ever seen.

A Convergence of world class talent

Set to be Resorts World Manila's first exclusive production, KAOS was conceptualized with international audiences in mind. The story, a timeless tale of love, is an engaging experience for the whole family. But what truly sets it apart is the combination of internationally acclaimed acts that it weaves seamlessly together in one show.

Kaos will feature celebrated stage thespians in the leading roles. Livewire singer and theatre actor Gian Magdangal will play the valiant prince, half-Pinay Canadian Idol standout Martha Joy will take on the part of the heroine, while versatile veteran performer Joel Trinidad will don the role of the scheming Adviser.

The three will lead a strong cast sure to captivate audiences with their performances of original songs specially created for the show, with no less than the Manila Symphony Orchestra providing the musical score.


Central to the story is none other than the title character, Kaos, who happens to be a real and rare white lion.

Kaos is part of the menagerie of world-renowned animal performers specially trained by Spanish master illusionist Enrique Polo, who will be part of the show along with his other lions and tigers.

Breathtaking acrobats from China and the Power Duo, a world renowned act from Belarus, will test the limits of physical endurance with their riveting performances.

Stunt motorcyclists from Spain will defy gravity in the astounding Cycle of Life, while the Human Time Machine performers from South America will showcase superb balance and synchronization.

Hip Hop dance champions Philippine All Stars will energize the show with their winning moves.


Behind KAOS is a world class production team. Andrew Botha from South Africa designed the magnificent set pieces, while seasoned costume designer Liudmila Karpinka brought to life elaborate and beautifully detailed medieval and futuristic costumes for the story. Veterans of various Star Cruises productions, Khmelnytsky Oleksandr and Donchanka Nataliya collaborated on the amazing choreography.

Resorts World Manila's Colin Kerr leads the show as Executive Producer, with Sviatlana Burkun as Production Manager.

Only at Newport Performing Arts Theater

Audiences will be able to catch KAOS up to eight times weekly at the Newport Performing Arts Theater. The 1,500-seat theater boasts of the largest LED wall ever built in the Philippines, as well as state-of-the-art lights and sounds technology. This ultra-modern performance venue is part of Resorts World Manila, an integrated leisure destination where guests can shop, dine, play and enjoy excellent live entertainment daily.


This spectacular production of love and magic is only one of the many surprises to be unveiled in time for Resorts World Manila's grand launch.


KAOS is not just a show; it is an experience everyone will enjoy again and again. And it's coming this December 1 2010, Wednesdays to Saturdays 8:00 p.m. with matinees on Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets start at Php 988 at the Resorts World Manila Box Office.

Visit RWM's website for more details, or call the Tour/Visitor Hotline at (02) 836-6333 for more details.
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MinnieRunner said…
It's sad that I have to miss Kaos ;(
November 27, 2010 at 10:14 PM
RunningAtom said…
Don't worry Madz, nakidalamhati naman kami sa'yo ni Pau. :)

I missed it too, but at least my family had fun. Although Aizen was not allowed to enter the theater despite their previous advise that Children aged 2 and below are allowed to enter for free.
November 30, 2010 at 9:18 PM
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