National Circus Project Coming to Stamford's Palace Theatre, 7/22
The circus is coming to Stamford - and you can get into the act! An interactive and fun show for all ages, The National Circus Project brings their time-honored tradition of thrilling and entertaining audiences with awesome acrobats, dazzling jugglers, aerialists, clowns and hula hoop artists to The Palace Theatre on July 22nd at 11 a.m. Tickets are just $10 and group rates are available by calling 203-517-3431.
The magic of the circus has irresistibly drawn audiences to the big top for more than two centuries. A cavalcade of capering clowns, breath-taking aerialists, and gravity-defying acrobats are featured, in the great tradition of the National Circus Project's 40 years of exciting performances.
"Nothing compares to watching these performers live on stage, almost close enough to touch. And the interactive nature of the National Circus Project will give some lucky youngsters the chance to join the performers on the stage!" said The Palace's Director of Education, Carol Bryan. "Each summer, we try to bring a little something different to the children in our community, since attending live performances is such an important part of developing our next generation of audiences."
Tickets are just $10 for this event and group rates are available by calling 203-517-3431. Buy your tickets online at PalaceStamford.org or by calling the box office at 203-325-4466. See PalaceStamford.org for a full list of upcoming events.
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