Lightwire Theater's DINO-LIGHT to Illuminate Music Hall This March
Lightwire Theater returns with their groundbreaking Music Hall Commission, "Dino Light" (formerly Darwin the Dinosaur) performed in the dark, utilizing electroluminescent wire (EL Wire) puppets.
Lightwire Theater presents Dino Light (ages 7+) as created by Corbian Visual Arts and Dance where electroluminescent creatures light up the darkness in a heart-rending original tale. Truly unique and visually dazzling, Dino Light has been praised for its cutting edge blend of puppetry, technology, and dance audiences all over the world.
Originally created in partnership with The Detroit Music Hall, Dino Light has been performed all over the Americas and Europe for enthusiastic audiences of all ages.
Fresh on the heels of their break out success, Darwin- and one of the finalists on NBC's America's Got Talent in 2012, the creators of Darwin the Dinosaur are at it again! In an age when television, computers and video games reign supreme, the folks at Light Wire Theater (in conjunction with Corbian Visual Arts and Dance) bring their use of cutting edge technology, moving sculpture, and dance to another unforgettable theatrical experience.
Watch a preview below!
Dino Light is told through the use of Corbian's signature electroluminescent puppetry. Lightwire Theater, with its dazzling visuals, poignant choreography and creative use of music ranging from classical to jazz to pop, literally brings the tale of Darwin the Dinosaur into a new and brilliant light. For more information, visit lightwiretheater.com.
Tickets are $10 (Children) and $20 for Adults - FAMILY 4 PACK Two adult and two Children- $50 Available at The Music Hall Box Office or Ticketmaster.com.
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