THE BALLOON MAN

Cirque Show Expected To Sell Out At SMPAC

Submitted By Rebecca Ohm Dec. 28, 2010
With less than two weeks to show time, the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center only had 120 tickets of 786 for Cirque Le Masque. The show is expected to sell out before show time on Sunday, January 9, at 6 pm. In other words, get your tickets now!
The gravity-defying performers of Cirque Le Masque provide a sophisticated, European-style circus with brilliantly costumed jugglers, acrobats, comics and aerialists performing gasp-inducing acts of balance, grace, strength and detailed teamwork.
Audiences have been thrilled by the theatrical wizardry of this extraordinary international troupe worldwide. Cirque Le Masque brings an entirely new dimension to circus arts with their show, “Carnivale,” which is filled with energy, color and an original story line.
Set to spellbinding special effects, lighting, choreography and music, the show begins with a young tourist, Moira, wandering through the crowd with her suitcase. She proceeds to pack as the sound of the jet liner sweeps her away to her fantasy in Rio. The rhythms of the carnivale excite, invigorate and enliven her. Through the magical and captivating aerialist, acrobats, comics and character performers, Moira sheds the weight of the world layer by layer.
Don’t miss the perfect theatrical experience for all ages. Tickets are $40 for adults, $35 for seniors, $15 for students and $10 for children. Tickets may be purchased by calling the SMPAC Box Office at 414-766-5049 or online at www.southmilwaukeepac.org.
The South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center is located inside the South Milwaukee High School at 901 15th Avenue, South Milwaukee, WI between College and Rawson Avenues. It is easily accessible from I-94 and 794. Free parking is located in the northwest parking lot. Patrons should enter door #9. For tickets or directions, call 414-766-5049. For more information about the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center, visit their website at www.southmilwaukeepac.org.
This performance is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.FROM: http://www.southmilwaukeenow.com/userstoriessubmitted/112562744.html