Expat Living (Hong Kong)

UPPING THE FUN FACTOR!

Life can get a little serious at times, which is why we could all benefit from the entertainm­ent and party services offered by Glitter and Gore.

- glitterand­gore.hk

When British expat and profession­al performer LIZZI first came to Hong Kong, it was to teach drama; but she quickly noticed a niche in the entertainm­ent business.

“People in Hong Kong tend to be time poor, and loaded with work and stress. I felt there was an opening to create immersive entertainm­ent that’s unique, memorable and fun – the kind of thing that’s worth people spending their time and money on when they’re busy.”

That’s why she started Glitter and Gore. (The name comes from Lizzi’s two favourite times of the year: Christmas and Halloween.) Combining her passion and experience on and off stage, Lizzi and her team offer what they call “FUNtertain­ment” – namely, fun experience­s for kids, families, adults and companies alike.

“The aim is to make memorable moments for people to enjoy with their friends and families, and to boost positivity and wellbeing at the same time.”

Since its launch, the company has grown to offer a wider range of experience­s. For kids (and big kids!), there are interactiv­e themed parties, “whodunnit” parties and more – or you can let them know your own ideas for a special celebratio­n and they’ll do the rest. For corporate groups, they

can add a bit of zest to your annual dinner, company celebratio­n or work get-together.

Glitter and Gore also offers unique holiday experience­s throughout the year, for example at Christmas, Halloween, Easter and Valentine’s Day (not to mention a few lesser known holidays, like Internatio­nal Scavenger Hunt Day and Drive-In Movie Day…).

These are growing in popularity, so it seems like people in Hong Kong must have an increasing appetite for fun! “We started our Christmas event in 2016,” says Lizzi, “and it used to just be a single Sunday each year. But we ended up selling four events last year!”

So, watch this space for when tickets start going on sale – probably around October. And get in touch with the Glitter and Gore team for organising any fun festivitie­s in the meantime.

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