The opening act performed by Kong Chiho warmed up the crowd with his sharp, funny Cantonese humour. A glittering lion and dragon dance show commanded the stage – with Jimmy camouflaged – surprising guests as he sprang out from under one of the lucky gold lions. Delivering his signature rapid-fire, culturally resonant humour, Jimmy sent shockwaves of laughter echoing through Galaxy Arena, with the comedian wishing the house a lucky Chinese New Year as he warmly welcomed them to Galaxy Arena.
In addition to the comedy sets, Jimmy’s novel variety show format offered more fun and surprises with his father, Richard O. Yang performing as the God of Fortune and spreading cheer among the front rows of the audience.
Eagerly awaited appearances by pop luminaries amped up the show’s star power, as guests Tyson Yoshi, Wan Kwong and Jackson Wang, who took to the stage for funny, tongue-in-cheek repartees with Jimmy. The joyful interactions between the guests and Jimmy’s continual dialogue of humour-meets-talk show style sparked waves of laughter from the audience, with the stars’ personal Chinese New Year greetings transforming the Galaxy Arena into a hive of celebration.
Once again presenting world-class performers in its Galaxy Arena – especially during the Chinese New Year period – Galaxy Macau offered over 18,000 guests and spectators a festive programme full of excitement and auspicious cheer. Together with the resort‑wide festive campaign themed “Start the Year Lucky at Galaxy Macau”, a multitude of visitors from across the region were attracted to enjoy Macau as a crossroad for eastern and western culture during the most important festival in Chinese culture, cementing the territory’s position as the World Centre for Tourism and Leisure.
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