London-based Medium Enterprises will stage an exclusive Las Vegas-style two-hour entertainment show aimed at Arab visitors to London this summer.

Night of the Stars, a stunning extravaganza of world class entertainment, will take place at the London Hilton on Park Lane on the evenings of August 12 and 14 , a statement said.

James Black, director of Medium Enterprises, said: “Those attending the Night of the Stars shows will see some of the world’s finest speciality and entertainment acts that include the UK’s number one grand scale illusionist David Penn, World Champion of mobile phone magic Soma, multi-award winning Brazilian dance and music show Tropicalia, international acrobatics duo Serenity, and the world’s top Quick Change artists Keelan Leyser and his partner Shereen.”

The stunning shows costing £250,000 to stage will open with a troupe of Las Vegas showgirls in fabulous plumed costumes.

Guests attending the shows will enjoy a three-course mezze dinner and refreshments in the London Hilton Park Lane’s stunning ballroom prior to the shows commencing, said the statement.
 
An added feature to the Night of the Stars evenings will include a luxury shopping bazaar selling luxury products from perfume, fashion, jewellery, photographic art, home decorations to an onsite photo studio area for family portraits. A prestige performance car will also be on display in the shopping bazaar.

Black, who was also the producer of the highly successful Gulf Luxury Fair events and Arabian Fashion World show held in London, said: “There are thousands of Arab visitors to London each summer who have very little choice when it comes to finding entertainment in the capital and this is why we have created this fabulous world class family show exclusively for Middle East visitors. The shows will be a highlight of the Arab summer in London.”

Tickets and tables for the Night of the Stars evenings went on sale yesterday (April 9) and can be obtained by contacting the ticket office through e-mail info@nightofthestarslondon.com or by telephoning +44 (0)7776 714 789.  - TradeArabia News Service