Consulate of Monaco Sponsors Valentine’s Day Musical Event March 13, 2011

Posted by jonathanwarren in Consul of Monaco, Las Vegas.
Tags: Adam Silversmith, Antonio Esclapes, Betsy-ann Fiore, Consular Chamber of Commerce, Consulate, Consulate of Poland, John Petkus, Jovani Linens, Las Vegas, Marco Varela, Monaco, Nevada Consular Corps, opera, Principality, Tim Cooper, Tuxedo Junction
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The Consulate of the Principality of Monaco in Las Vegas and supporters of the Consular Chamber of Commerce came together to promote the Arts on February 12, 2011 with the executive production of Two Tenors and a Rose, and sponsorship of a VIP seating section and after-party at the Stirling Club in Las Vegas.

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Tenors Marco Varela and Antonio Esclapes teamed up with Soprano Betsy Fiore and arranger/pianist Tim Cooper to bring a spectacular Valentine’s Day program to a packed house at the Winchester Cultural Center in Las Vegas.   An ‘impromptu’ violin performance by Las Vegas investment banker Felix Danciu surprised the audience.

With the colors of Monaco’s red and white flag a natural color scheme for the romantic event, event sponsor Jovani Linens and Event Design decked out the venue, including sixty special VIP seats in the theater of over two hundred.  Consuls of Poland and Sweden joined Consul Warren and special guests Ale Gicqueau, vice-Consul of Monaco in San Francisco and Mrs. Gicqueau, at the performance.

Other event sponsors included Adam Silversmith Photography, who shot the promotional photos of the event.  Kathleen von Schaefer, Chief of Protocol for the Consulate, sponsored roses for all of the ladies.  Tuxedo Junction, always the haberdasher to Consul Warren (who acted as MC for the event), also provided support for the performance.