Tiffany’s Show - Pattaya Thailand

Now when you have decided to visit Pattaya, Thailand, naturally you are looking for ‘brimming with life’ beaches, Sun, water sports opportunities, Good Thai food, fun, entertainment, shopping, nightlife and everything in between.

Every package tour available to Bangkok and Pattaya usually include on the very first day (evening) this famous Tiffany show. Questions in your mind – Is it worth watching? What is so special about this show? I have heard about Siam Niramit Show as well,Which is better? let me tell you one thing, both of these show's are must watch if your in Thailand....

Are you looking for something extraordinary in Pattaya? Fantastic visual treats await you at Tiffany’s Show, one of Thailand’s most famous all-male cabaret theaters located in north Pattaya, Chonburi province. The show became an instant hit after a private performance on New Year’s Eve in 1974 and was voted no. 4 in the world top ten best show. It’s really good and they’re miraculously pretty.

 

Theater 

Once the curtain rises, forget everything you have heard about trans-sexuality. You will be totally captivated by the quality and the sophistication of the performance. The 1,000-seat theater offers an international varied show backed up by superb special effects, fabulous lighting and sound, and numerous colorful costume changes. The show is well choreographed and the “girls “are very talented and they can dance according to what music is being played from classical Thai to Bollywood style. They are so beautiful and feminine you can hardly tell the difference!.

It’s not allowed to take the photos or video’s during the show but I managed few clicks. Thru my usual innocent way.The sets, costumes, dancing and the art of lip-syncing are all top notch and worth going to see. It is an amazing extraordinary show on earth. This is one stage show not to be missed!

Beautifully dressed performers come out after every show for an opportunity to have your picture clicked with them with small fees (No one forgets to leave without taking the photograph and as an appreciation for their brilliant performance.).