Performers during 2016 Youth Extravaganza. (File photo)
PHILIPSBURG--Organisers of the 2017 TelCell Youth Extravaganza announced over the weekend that the show will be a clean youth-oriented show with Tolly Boys as the headliners.
Laugh Out Loud Productions wanted to make it clear to concerned parents that the always clean show will be presentable for youngsters. Laugh Out Loud Productions Public Relations Officer Daniel Dormoy said, “We did receive some calls from parents about the St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SCDF) statements regarding the crackdown on extreme sexually-suggestive jamming by young people in particular.
“Tolly Boys has already made a clean set, as they are known for catchy tunes enjoyed by young and old. Organisers recently met with the group who ensured them that they will be professional and respect the rules given to them by Laugh Out Loud Productions and enforced by SCDF.
“We totally agree with the Carnival Foundation and hope that this practice is a thing of the past. When it comes to Youth Extravaganza we will make sure that all performers stick to the high standards set over the years by the Carnival committee.”
Tickets for the show are on sale now only at McDonald’s restaurants throughout the island. Youth Extravaganza is set to take place in the Carnival Village on Monday, April 24.
Performers during 2016 Youth Extravaganza. (File photo)
Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/63776-youth-extravaganza-will-be-a-clean-show
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February 20, 2017
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