If you've seen any Cirque du Soleil performance, you know
how awe-inspiring talented, athletic circus artists can be. Now, your kids can see the same type of amazing feats in a show designed just for them!
This weekend, the COCA Family Theatre Series will present Galumpha: Experiments in Human Architecture. In the show, three performers seem to defy gravity with their unique brand of athleticism and lyrical movement.
Seesaws, diving platforms, off-center pyramids, pivoting pinwheels, insects, shrinking giants….there’s no telling what creative choreography and mind-blowing balance can produce.
Galumpha is an award-winning show that is best appreciated by kids ages 5 and up.
Win four tickets to see Galumpha! Leave a comment here and we'll randomly choose one winner from the comments on Thursday at 5 p.m. The tickets are for the 2 p.m. Saturday show. Good luck!
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