Does local entertainment every come on board to perform?

[dln929]

A comment on one of my Roll Calls got me to thinking about this. We're on the Journey for ten nights. The night of our Azamazing Evening is not the same port as our overnight. We have a few long evenings, too, so there's ample opportunity for local entertainment to come on board. Does this ever happen? When we were on the Quest for eight nights we had a lovely woman singer but she was on board for the entire voyage, and all other entertainment was in-house, so no "one night only" performers for us.

[uktog]

We had lovely local entertainment onboard in Sri Lanka in November

[Jade13]

Yes, so far on every cruise.

Edited February 10, 2014 by Jade13

[CintiPam]

On our October 2012 Azamara Quest cruise, Azamara imported an opera singer (tenor) from the Naples opera house to sing for the White Nights party we had while anchored at Sorrento. It was fabulous!:)

 

On our September 2013 Azamara Quest cruise, our AzAmazing evening was held just a 10-minute walk from where our tenders docked on Hvar Island. There we were entertained by Croatian cellist Ana Rucner.

[excitedofharpenden]

On our October 2012 Azamara Quest cruise, Azamara imported an opera singer (tenor) from the Naples opera house to sing for the White Nights party we had while anchored at Sorrento. It was fabulous!:)

Love the sound of that. Hope they do that on our trip, eh Deirdre?

 

Phil

[dln929]

Love the sound of that. Hope they do that on our trip, eh Deirdre?

 

Phil

 

 

Well, once again the Azamazing Evening for our May voyage is in a different port than the overnight port....and we are close to Naples....so let's keep our fingers crossed. :D I love opera!!!

 

Thanks everyone for your replies--it seems that having local entertainment is maybe more the rule than the exception, and I think that's azamazing.

[mare s.]

Just got back from Sea of Cortez and we did have some local dancers for our White Night in Loreto. They were very good.