UniverSoul Circus moves opening performance to Friday
from: tbo.com
February 18, 2013
The first performance of the UniverSoul Circus' "Mash It Up Tour" in Tampa has been rescheduled to Friday, instead of Thursday.
Anyone who bought a ticket for Thursday's show outside Raymond James Stadium should contact Ticketmaster at www.ticketmaster.com or 1-800-745-3000. Groups holding tickets for the 10:30 a.m. Friday show should contact their group sales leader.
The performance features about 75 performers including acrobats, contortionists, dancers and animal tamers from Africa, Russia, Trinidad and Tobago, Brazil and the United States with an urban aesthetic and a hip-hop beat.
This year's theme, the "Mash It Up Tour," encompasses the global search for talent done by Cedric Walker, a former entertainment mogul who worked for such groups as the Commodores and The Jackson 5.
The 15-city tour includes Vincent Clark a Capella singers and the Human Beat Box from the United States; seven female contortionists from Africa; A Cuban/Russian high-bar act, a Vietnamese head balancing act, and China's Shaolin Warrior king-fu acrobats.
from: tbo.com
February 18, 2013
The first performance of the UniverSoul Circus' "Mash It Up Tour" in Tampa has been rescheduled to Friday, instead of Thursday.
Anyone who bought a ticket for Thursday's show outside Raymond James Stadium should contact Ticketmaster at www.ticketmaster.com or 1-800-745-3000. Groups holding tickets for the 10:30 a.m. Friday show should contact their group sales leader.
The performance features about 75 performers including acrobats, contortionists, dancers and animal tamers from Africa, Russia, Trinidad and Tobago, Brazil and the United States with an urban aesthetic and a hip-hop beat.
This year's theme, the "Mash It Up Tour," encompasses the global search for talent done by Cedric Walker, a former entertainment mogul who worked for such groups as the Commodores and The Jackson 5.
The 15-city tour includes Vincent Clark a Capella singers and the Human Beat Box from the United States; seven female contortionists from Africa; A Cuban/Russian high-bar act, a Vietnamese head balancing act, and China's Shaolin Warrior king-fu acrobats.
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