Walking With Dinosaurs visiting Winston-Salem October 11, 2007
Winston Salem, North Carolina
Dinosaurs once again roam the earth in an extraordinary new theatrical production, Walking With Dinosaurs -- The Live Experience, which is based on the popular BBC Series and is currently on a two-year arena tour of North America. Staged by Broadway director Scott Faris with beyond cinematic realism, Walking With Dinosaurs shows how carnivorous dinosaurs evolved to walk on two legs, and how the herbivores fended off their more agile predators. A team of over 50 craftsmen worked in a space as big enough to house a 747 for over a full year to bring the cast of fifteen dinosaurs to life -- snarling and sweaty, they are as magnificent, fascinating and terrifying as they were in real life. You will be amazed, your children will be spellbound. This is a show that could only fit in large arenas - as the creatures are so absolutely immense in size. It is the closest that audiences will ever get to experiencing the time when dinosaurs ruled the earth. The show is brought to North America by Immersion Edutainment, headed by Executive Director, Bruce Mactaggart. For information, visit www.dinosaurlive.com.
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Added by Insight on August 1, 2007
Comments
M Yuill
Having just immigrated to Canada, and never having been to the theatre before, this production has made me want to go back and experience even more. Vladimir Cubrt's play has a very British sense of humour and the ending will have you discussing the possibilities for weeks to come. I would definitely recommend this play as the audience reaction was fantastic and there will be something in the play that makes you say "I totally understand where he/she is coming from". In short - GO SEE IT TODAY
F PHILLIPSON
FABULOUS PLAY - ONLY $20 - WRITTEN, PRODUCED AND ACTED BY VLADIMIR CUBRT - REALLY GOOD AND REALLY STRONG –WORTHWHILE –- “astoundingly appropriate that a play about coming of age in Toronto via the pursuit of career, love and identity success is categorized as a dark comedy”.