This paid piece is sponsored by Washington Pavilion Management Inc.
If you are looking for a fun and memorable way to entertain the whole family in these last weeks of winter, then there are three upcoming show tickets – without solving your budget.
The Assistant Director of the performance, Bob Wandland said, “We really want to continue to show our community that we are committed to bringing high quality entertainment in SOX Falls and continuously to provide that entertainment to all corners of our community. Looking for methods. ” Washington Pavilion Management Ink.
The Washington Pavilion Management is hosting performance in both the Washington Pavilion and the Orfame Theater Center.
“All three shows also include Matini for students, which is really important for us, which is important to offer for us,” said the director of Mandian Gogan, the education and museums of the pavilion.
“It is a way to expose children to performance arts that in some cases they are not found anywhere else.”
Many school groups are sponsored by non -profit promising futures funds.
“We will look at thousands of students in these three upcoming demonstrations,” Ghogan said. “And as seats are available, we also open to all schools including home school programs.”
Each show also has public performance, which is the right way to get the family out of the house to enjoy high quality shows at budget -friendly ticket prices.
What’s coming here soon:
The Magic School Bus: Lost in Solar Division
The show on Wednesday evening at 6 pm, Mary W of Washington Pavilion on 26 February. Will be in Smarwold Hall. Also, the tickets are just $ 15.
When the square is lost in the way of the planetarium, Ms. Fridal saves the day by exploding an outer location for an epic interplanetary field trip! But when the opponents threaten both old and new to tear separately, young heroes should learn to draw together or risk being lost forever in the solar system.
The new music adaptation is based on the original book series published by Scolastic.
“Magic school bus will be a delightful and lively performance that is sure to bring a veneer of indifference to those of us who recall to watch the cartoon on television,” Vandland said.
“It is a revaluation to a new generation of learners with a live stage show for music and comedy that will take the audience to a mutual relationship through the solar system.”
The 60 -minute show is recommended for children kindergarten through fifth grade.
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123 Andres
On March 6, on 6 March, the head of the Orfame Theater Center and enjoy the Grammy-and Latin Grammy Award-Vajeta show.
123 Andres has a story of Christina and Andres, who cannot find her friend Juan. His only clue is that he is somewhere in the US, leading a vibrant, interactive concert where you will learn about geography and music on the way.
Both Andres and Christina, native Spanish speakers, originally include the language, empowering students to sing both Spanish and English, as well as walk and dance.
“123 Andresress is an ideal performance for families with curious kidos,” said Wandland. “Children and parents experience a high-energy and blind exciting performance, empowering them in both English and Spanish. There is singing and dancing and a great story that comes in front of your eyes. ,
The tickets for this show are just $ 5.
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Bill Blog: Family Magic
A touch of Magic comes on 23 March at Washington Pavilion: Mary W. comes on 23 March with family magic in Smarwold Hall.
With more than 60 minutes of nonstop magical fun, the family magic is specially designed to entertain and attach audiences of all ages.
Bill Blog’s comedy, audience participation and unique mixture of magic magic will put you on the edge of your seat, which is coming forward, eagerly guessing. Be prepared to be amazed to get into life of normal objects while others disappear in the blink of an eye, and you can also be selected to swim in the midar!
It is performing in the pavilion for the third time of the blog.
“His magic shows are contrary to any other, in which he flows energy and flows the enthusiasm, and he keeps the audience on the edge of his seats, secretly in all educational components and making science and mathematics, Literal, magical, magical, “said Wandland. “This is a magic show that your children will not forget soon.”
The tickets are only $ 25. Click here to know more.
