Dr Siti Hasmah is patron of ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ charity gala
The Charity Gala will raise funds for two non-profit organisations. — Picture by The Phantom of the Opera World Tour
PETALING JAYA, May 6 – Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali has been named the patron of the charity gala for the anticipated musicalTheatrical entertainment company Base Entertainment will host the Prime Minister’s wife at the Tun Siti Hasmah Charity Gala that is set to take place on July 3. “I have always, and will continue to have a soft spot for the arts, so when Base Entertainment Malaysia invited me to become a patron foris the world’s most popular musical – a West End and Broadway classic. It has something for everyone – Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most famous music, wonderful scenery, beautiful costumes, breath-taking special effects and a romantic storyline.
“I hope Malaysians from all walks of life will take this opportunity to experience the mother of all musicals,” Dr Siti Hasmah said in a statement today. The gala aims to raise funds for two non-profit organisations in The Dyslexia Association of Malaysia , which promotes awareness of the learning disability, and the Malaysian Spinal Injuries Association , a rehabilitation centre for those with spinal cord injuries.“We are honoured to have Tun Dr Siti Hasmah as a patron of“Nobody exemplifies passion for the performing arts like her.
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