THE ALCAZAR CABARET SHOW

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Welcome to yet another write up of "What's around us". This time its not about any animals or a plant, but on a Dance show. A spectacular, fantastic, exceptional and a fantabulous dance show. You may be thinking that I am simply boosting for a usual happening dance show. Yes, I felt the same about 'The Alcazar Cabaret Show' until I witnessed it with my eyes. 
 The artists with their shimmering, heavy costumes dance according to the track. They start with their traditional 'Thai' acts and the background settings are changed accordingly. The probes and settings are so vibrant and authentic that they depict the history. Unfortunately, I colud not click good pictures but I have manged with some.


The Alcazar Cabaret Show of Pattaya, Thailand is a world-famous dance show which runs stop for 70 minutes. It is the only show where the majority of the artists are "Lady boys". 










It is a non-stop show, background settings, costumes and probes are perfectly sequenced. The act depicts mostly the 'Thai' culture along with cultures of other countries. Bollywood is included too. There are 400 artists who give brilliant performances with their representational lip movements as well as the amazing grace they carry in their body. All the genres of drama are neatly executed. 

In short, it is a total 'Paisa wasool' show. It is super entertaining and value for the money. "All the ladies and boys seated in the grandstand cannot flee without furnishing a grand stand to the lady boys staging the and rocking it".

It is fun to watch this with your family, but kids below the age group of 10 wont be patient to sit for 70 minutes. Apart from this, it is the best ever show in the whole Asia.There are 4 shows per day and the first show starts at 17.00 p.m and the last show is at 21.30 p.m; soft drinks will be served for all the guests. After the show the artists are free to click selfies with the visitors. 
Artists standing to pose with the fans after the show

At the end, I dont mind to watch the show again if I get a chance to visit Pattaya next time. I wish that even you dont miss to enjoy the alcazat show if you visit Pattaya, Thailand next time.

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