To celebrate Chinese New Year, Royal China restaurants will be offering guests the chance to experience one of the most powerful and entertaining traditions of the festivities – a live ‘Lion Dance’, which is thought to bring good luck.
As is tradition, there will be two dancers under a beautiful lion costume - one acting as the head and the other as the body. Dancing to atmospheric music of drums, cymbals and gongs, the lion has a mirror on its head, so evil spirits will be frightened away by their own reflections.
Visitors to Royal China restaurants in London will be able to see The Lion Dance over several dates from 20-28 Feb at 7.30pm:
· Baker Street: 20 February and 25 February 2015
· Queensway: 23 February 2015
· Canary Wharf: 24 February 2015
· Harrow on the Hill: 27 February 2015
· Fulham: 28 February 2015
For more information or bookings, visit www.royalchinagroup.co.uk.
A.A. Miln
As is tradition, there will be two dancers under a beautiful lion costume - one acting as the head and the other as the body. Dancing to atmospheric music of drums, cymbals and gongs, the lion has a mirror on its head, so evil spirits will be frightened away by their own reflections.
Visitors to Royal China restaurants in London will be able to see The Lion Dance over several dates from 20-28 Feb at 7.30pm:
· Baker Street: 20 February and 25 February 2015
· Queensway: 23 February 2015
· Canary Wharf: 24 February 2015
· Harrow on the Hill: 27 February 2015
· Fulham: 28 February 2015
For more information or bookings, visit www.royalchinagroup.co.uk.
A.A. Miln
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