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Lao Langs @ Central S'pore

The Stage is Yours @ Central Singapore

7 May 2005 Sat
5.30 - 7.00pm
Toa Payoh Town Centre Amphitheatre
(in front of Toa Payoh Community Library)

Free admission. Showing us that the voice is a powerful musical instrument, a cappella group Lao Langs will perform their variety of rock and classic Chinese tunes, alongside with other performing groups.




For more information, visit http://www.nac.gov.sg or contact Jean (Music & Movement) at 62277087.

The Stage is Yours @ Central Singapore is co-organised by Central Singapore Community Development Council under its Community Life Arts Programme (CLAP!) and the National Arts Council under its ArtReach Programme. It is supported by Bishan-Toa Payoh Town Council. The series is managed by Music and Movement Singapore Pte Ltd.

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