Sponsor Testimonials
2010 Victoria Brain Injury Society Fundraiser
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I once said . . . “with these guys, one must expect the unexpected . . .” and you, Paul, Philip & Ken, delivered this again, and took it to a whole other level. People are still talking about November 20th. One sponsor said to me last month “My highlight over Christmas wasn’t Christmas . . . it was that Evening of Black & White.” We really shone brightly that night. . . thanks to you three . . . “il trio di Tenori! ” The money from this did change our stars, again, but in a different way . . . our stars shone brighter for more and more people to see. Through funds raised at that November 20th performance, you’ve really helped The Victoria Brain Injury Society give people faith & hope, where people who walk around confused, frustrated, tired and forgetful, come to the one magical place where they can feel normal, again, for a few hours a week and meet and inspire others just like themselves. You’ve helped a little society that once nobody had heard of and you’ve change their stars and helped them shine bright.
Vancouver Brain Injury Society
Stephen McKenzie,
Vancouver Brain Injury Society
Stephen McKenzie,
2010 International Conference on Conceptual Modeling
I want to thank you and your group for a wonderful evening of entertainment. You entertained the crowd, wowed us with the audience participation and provided a unique experience that was enjoyed by everyone at our event. We had many people comment on how entertaining the evening was. You even sang Nessun Dorma by request (very impressive). We really appreciated your organization and level of professionalism. Thank you again.
Andrew Gemino, Ph.D, M.B.A., M.A.
Associate Dean, Undergraduate
Faculty of Business Administration
Simon Fraser University
Andrew Gemino, Ph.D, M.B.A., M.A.
Associate Dean, Undergraduate
Faculty of Business Administration
Simon Fraser University
2011 Vancouver International Children's Festival
The Flash Mob organized an operatic Flash mob for the 2011 Vancouver International Children's Festival and it was a huge hit! The audience were surprised, delighted, curious and mesmerized by the performers who all appeared to be parents waiting for a stage show to begin. The experience was memorable, as suddenly from the audience sprang the beautiful voices of the professional opera singers, even the rain could not dampen the magical energy created by the singers and the element of surprise brightened up our audiences day! I highly recommend this talented group of performers.
Katherine Carol
Artistic & Executive Director
Vancouver International Children’s Festival
Katherine Carol
Artistic & Executive Director
Vancouver International Children’s Festival
Audience Reactions
"The level of energy rose considerably during the singing, and it felt as though we were suddenly the lucky participants in a special once-in-a-lifetime experience, and as a result, were delighted and thrilled with the surprise element."
"The experience was thrilling."
"When Rachel [performer] got up, she was sitting next to a couple of ladies eating their lunch and they were blown away when she started to sing. Their faces were priceless."
"The professionalism and positivity was so wonderful."
"It seemed to me like people were pretty excited when the full on singing was happening. At first they were like, "wtf... What's going on?" And after they started hearing the whole ensemble they got really excited. A lot of people took out their camera and started filming it and taking pictures."
"The experience was thrilling."
"When Rachel [performer] got up, she was sitting next to a couple of ladies eating their lunch and they were blown away when she started to sing. Their faces were priceless."
"The professionalism and positivity was so wonderful."
"It seemed to me like people were pretty excited when the full on singing was happening. At first they were like, "wtf... What's going on?" And after they started hearing the whole ensemble they got really excited. A lot of people took out their camera and started filming it and taking pictures."