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The world’s most successful Kung Fu show presents the mystical incredible Powers of the masters of the Shaolin Kung Fu from the Province of Henan.

For the first time ever in Malta, discover the truth behind these strong, skilful and brave monks and find out how their way of life has shaped all the martial arts of today.

A powerful, impressive and peaceful show demonstrating how the body can be controlled by mind power. A show not only for those interested in martial arts, but also for those interested in China, for esoteric fans and for the whole family.

Commissioned by the Government of the Chinese Province where the monastery lies, the monks have been traveling around the world to show the spectators the mastering of the body in ultimate perfection.

The show tells the story of the monastery. 1500 years ago, the Indian Monk Tamo founded Zen Buddhism there. He taught the monks the perfect control of the body through meditation and by mimicking the movements of animals. Over the centuries of the history of the monasteries the soldier monks served the Emperors and defended the empire and the monastery. Shaolin Kung Fu is the mother of all martial arts world wide.

The traditional exercises of the monks have been newly adapted in a fascinating two hour show with special music being added to it. In addition the show is complimented by a sumptuous light show, an authentic stage design and a new choreography. The fascination of external power resulting from the inner calmness and the rate and perfection of the execution of the exercises consistently captivate audiences world wide. Never before has Kung Fu been performed in such a way.

The monks of Shaolin Kung Fu are masters in controlling their Chi, the body’s imminent energy which moves along the meridians of every human being. In years of meditation, they’ve learnt to move their Chi to any desired part of the body. Thus they are able to become temporarily insensitive to pain and to suspend the laws of physics known to us.

The monks can endure incredible strokes actually without physical injuries or wounds. It is the reality that fascinates the audience time and time again.

The combination of each Shaolin show is the entrance of the only 7 year old Monk apprentice and of the venerable 85 year old grand master Shi Wancheng, who radiates the dignity and wisdom of a life dedicated to Kung Fu. Childhood Kung Fu is the name of the exercise proving that the control of the body is not a question of age, if one only practices consistently.

The monks have performed to more than twelve and a half million spectators during more than two thousand performances on four continents in some of the largest halls in the world and most intimate theatres with their unbelievable and fascinating Shaolin Kung Fu.

Hundreds of promoters on four continents, from Broadway in New York to Lima in Peru, from Sydney to Los Angels, from Mexico to Berlin and from London to Vienna will confirm the enthusiastic response on the part of the public and the media.

There are many imitations but only one original!

Tickets for this spectacular and unique show shall be on sale at The Mediterranean Conference Centre, Valletta (www.mcc.com.mt)

Contact MCC booking office on 25595750/1 or bookings [Email address: bookings #AT# mcc.com.mt - replace #AT# with @ ]

The booking office shall be open as from Monday, 7th April 2008 as follows -

Mondays to Fridays: 10.00hrs – 13.00hrs and 17.00hrs – 19.00hrs
Saturdays: 10.00hrs – 13.00hrs only
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed
Performance days: To be advised

CREDIT CARDS ARE ACCEPTED

Reservations will be accepted until Thursday 15th May 2008. Reservation drops after 48 hours, that is, after 2 days

This show is rated as U

For more information, please contact our hot line on info [Email address: info #AT# shaolinmonksinmalta.com - replace #AT# with @ ]

or on hotline 9983 9770.

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