Sitara* 2015

University of St Andrews Students' Association

From the stately tea houses of Japan to the vibrant dances of India, the annual SITARA* fashion show celebrates the beauty of South Asian culture, fashion, and art.

04/04/2015 20:00 - 04/04/2015 23:59

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Now in its 6th year, Sitara* is narrated through story, weaving together Asian fashion, performance and silent acting into an intriguing and exciting show.

This year Sitara* takes place in a custom marquee on the iconic grounds of the OLD COURSE. Expect a show truly like no other. The theme, behind the show this year, reflects the vibrant diversity found within STREET CULTURE.

Each year the Sitara* executive committee handpicks a charity dedicated to the advancement of the South Asian region. For Sitara* 2015 we are proud to announce SOS Children’s Village Multan as our selected charity. SOS Children’s Villages of Pakistan is a non-governmental social welfare organization dedicated to providing homes for orphans and abandoned children.

The committee and crew look forward to welcoming you to SITARA* 2015: THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN FUSION PERFORMANCE.

http://sitarafashion.co.uk/

-TICKETING INFORMATION-

Ticket sales will go live on Tuesday the 10th of March. We will post tomorrow morning to notify you of the exact time.
This event is +18 only due to licensing restrictions.

VIP TICKETS:
Will be sold in half-tables (4 guests per half-table) and via the Union Events page at £280 (£70pp) plus booking fee. The benefits are as follows:
- Access to the reception, show, and after party
- Early access to the marquee
- Fishbowl cocktails per table
- A goodie bag containing exclusive items from our generous sponsors
- With plenty more perks to be announced!

STANDARD TICKETS:
Will be sold individually at £40pp, plus booking fee, via the union website. Each standard tickets includes entry to both the show and after party.

Due to capacity restrictions, both tiers of tickets are of truly limited release. We therefore encourage guests to book them at their earliest convenience to avoid disappointment.