A scene from the new production.

A world-class song and dance performing group from the US will bring a charitable show to the Kingdom as part of their Southeast Asian tour on Wednesday.

Young ambassadors from Brigham Young University will present their new production, Heartsongs: Melodies Of Love, at Sala Chalermkrung Theatre starting at 8pm.

This fast-paced musical revue highlights some of the world’s all-time favourite love songs and dance routines from the 1920s in a vibrant musical journey through the roller coaster of life.

The audience will enjoy show tunes from award-winning Broadway musicals such as

How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, Cinderella, Singing In The Rain and Thoroughly Modern Millie, as well as international hits by The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Adele and Michael Jackson.

Young Ambassadors will stage ‘Heartsongs: Melodies Of Love’ at Sala Chalermkrung Theatre.

The production also boasts state-of-the-art light and sound technology that gives the audience a truly immersive experience throughout 90 minutes. The evening is a chance to tap along with the dance routines, experience the syncopated rhythms of the Caribbean islands, and enjoy next generation of contemporary sounds and choreography.

Wearing colourful costumes and filling the stage with a kaleidoscope of dance and musical styles, the Young Ambassadors’ performance will provide a glimpse of their unique vision of international understanding, born of decades of goodwill tours around the world.

The 20-member troupe made their premiere performance at Japan’s Osaka World Exposition in 1970. They have been travelling the world for 44 years performing in 66 countries. Among their audiences are the heads of states of India, England, Japan, Jordan and also the US.

There is no admission fee to the performance but donations are required to support the procurement of medical equipment and staff training for child healthcare at Children Hospital.

For reservations call the Children Hospital Foundation on 088-874-4671.