Japanese Gaga Heads visit

04 December 2016, 12:00AM

Japan’s very own popular trio comedian group known as The 3 Gaga Heads are in Samoa this week.

The trio formed this group in 2005 and had named themselves ‘Gaga’ meaning “Happy Guys” in slang.

They are famous for their unique performances of non-verbal funny dances and puppet shows using bodysuits to recreate movie characters accordingly with the movie theme song. For instance, Godzilla and Ethan Hunt from Mission Impossible to name a few.

Ambassador of Japan to Samoa, His Excellency Tuimaugaoalii Kazumasa Shibuta said that having The 3 Gaga Heads visit Samoa, showcase uniqueness of Japan’s form of comedy in which our two nations, Japan and Samoa share amusement and friendship through an expression of its modern comedian performances.

The 3 Gaga Heads have given over 500 performances so far within 17 countries across Asia including the U.S, UK, France, South Africa, Kenya, Benin, Egypt, Tanzania, India and Samoa is the first for the Pacific region.

In addition, they have performed in one of the 3 biggest comedy festivals in the world including Scotland which they were nominated for the Malcolm Hardee Award given the most funky, fresh and unique act of comedy.

The trio group are very excited to be in the country and are looking forward to performing for various public schools.

A show which promised to be loved by all family, your chance to see their unique performances are schedule below.

 

02 December 2016

03 December 2016

05 December 2016

06 December 2016

07 December 2016

08 December 2016

 

8:30 am 

Avele College

 

10:00 am

SNPF Plaza Building

 

9:00 am

Saleaula Primary School

 

8:30 am

Taga Primary School

 

9:00am 

Fagalii Primary School

 

10:00 am

Fia Malamalama

 

11:30 am

Don Bosco Vocational Centre Alafua

 

1:30pm Yazaki EDS 

 

 

 

11:00am 

Samata Primary School

 

12:00 pm

Leifiifi College

 

12:30 pm

Samoa Victim Support Group – Ray of Hope Shelter

 

04 December 2016, 12:00AM

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