Ivana Nikodijevic, Serbian musician
Wim Hoste: crooner, actor, producer
Asees Arshad, vocalist of The Seen. Supplied photos:
Adeel: Solo artiste
Paulina Sandan:Russian singer-pianist
Daunted by the lack of live concerts, UAE-based artistes are trying to stay optimistic about the future
The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted the lives and livelihoods of people from different professions all over the world, and there’s no doubt that the performing arts industry has taken a huge hit.
Cancellations of shows, events and concerts have crippled the once-robust industry. Several musicians have adapted themselves to the ‘new normal’ of performing online but could this ever replace the electric atmosphere of a real stage? Can the compensation both monetary and in terms of an audience ever be as good?
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Make magical memories with these sensational seasonal activities
1 of 26 From Christmas carol concerts to winter wonderlands, Santa’s grottos, magical markets and festive brunches, there is so much to get you into the holiday spirit this weekend… Image Credit: Supplied
2 of 26 SING CHRISTMAS CAROLS WITH THE CHILDREN OF BEIRUT: Come together with your family and friends to take part in an uplifting message of hope and festivities, designed to let the children in Beirut know that Dubai cares. Organised by Art For All, in collaboration with Beirut-basedTania Kassis Academy and the Dubai Bilingual French International School, this will feature a selection of the most beloved Christmas songs, and will star well-known singer Wim Hoste, and presenter Natalie Mamo. DETAILS: We Sing: Christmas carols for the children of Lebanon, Dec 10, 8pm, 55 mins, The Theatre, Mall of the Emirates, Dh75 per ticket, info@artforall.ae or call 0