Hoofin' Their Way Into People's Hearts
The Dancing Horses Theater drawing audiences in droves to experience a dream. Extra shows scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend.
Delavan, WI (PRWEB) May 14, 2009 -- The Dancing Horses Theater (http://www.thedancinghorses.com), located at 5065 Highway 50 in Delavan, approximately five miles west of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, has just expanded its schedule in preparation to thrill travelers from all over the Midwest who are expected to plan getaways to the Lake Geneva region during the long Memorial Day Weekend. In addition to the regular Saturday and Sunday matinee performances, extra shows are scheduled:
Wednesday, May 20 at 1 p.m.
Thursday, May 21 at 1 p.m.
Friday, May 22 at 1 p.m.
Monday, May 25 at 1 p.m.
Majestic choreography and glittery costumes are capturing the imaginations of young and old as the spotlight shines for a fourth season at The Dancing Horses Theater. A bevy of beautiful Arabian, Andalusian, Lipizzan and National Show horses are the stars of the show, performing a 90-minute repertoire of dancing and prancing styles that range from romantic to rebellious, from childishly playful to daunting and daring.
Check out the video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asFI3nb0xuc
"The Dancing Horses Theater brings a touch of Las Vegas to Lake Geneva," says Dana Montana, the theater owner. The Chicago native has a passion for horses that began with her first pony ride at the age of six. "More than an entertainment venue, the theater is the realization of my dream to share the love and beauty of horses with the world. Whether riding or watching them, horses stir strong emotions. They can make you laugh, cry, gasp for breath and feel your heart pounding."
The rapidly rising success of The Dancing Horses Theater is the result of Montana's collaboration with a dedicated creative team. The set design, costumes, music programming and "dancing waters" special effects are generated by the imagination of Johnny Zoppe, a veteran of Cirque du Soleil, Disney Studios and Ringling Brothers. The music and video productions reflect the combined talents of Zoppe and Sarah Stermer, an animal trainer and co-starring performer.
Three trainers - Stermer, Desiree Herrmann and Agnieszka Turik - appear in the show. Performers Tina Miteva, Lacie Mlehart and Leno Carillo round out the cast. After each show, audiences are welcome to meet all the entertainers - including the dancing horses, their trainers and co-starring performers - to pose for photographs and collect autographs.
Purchase tickets in advance
Go online to http://www.thedancinghorses.com or call the box office at 262-728-8200.
Timeless entertainment for a tight economy
Parking is free, admission is $25 for adults, $12.50 for children under 12, and children 2 and under are admitted free -- putting the cost for a family of four in the range of $50 to $75, plus the cost of gas. Hot catered lunches and dinners are also available at a nominal fee for large tour groups from schools, churches and senior citizen centers with advance reservations. By comparison, attending a major league baseball game - including tickets, parking, food and beverages -- can set a family back approximately $150, according to a study by the Chicago-based Team Marketing Report. The cost for mom, dad and the kids to go out to a movie can easily top $80, according to other market surveys.
Admission to The Dancing Horses Theater also includes access to The Animal Gardens, which features a show of exotic Macaws and Cockatiels showing off their talents at bike riding, roller skating, singing and talking sassy. The nearby Baby Animal Barn also features an array of cute, cuddly and tame creatures from the woods and from the wild. The Animal Gardens are open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
"The Dancing Horses Theater and The Animal Gardens offer great entertainment value for the dollar, especially for most families and individuals whose budgets are stretched tight because of the rough economy," says Dana Montana. "Live animals create warm and memorable family experiences that often can't be matched by sporting events, movies or home entertainment such as DVDs and video games."
How to get there
FROM CHICAGO: Take I-94 West into Wisconsin. Exit 344 onto WI-50 West toward Kenosha/Lake Geneva. Go 5 miles beyond Lake Geneva into Delavan and see The Dancing Horses Theater on the left. The address is 5065 Highway 50 in Delavan.
FROM MILWAUKEE: Take I-43 South. Keep left to take I-43 South via Exit 4 toward US-45 South/Beloit. Take Exit 25 onto WI-67 South toward Elkhorn/Williams Bay. Make slight right onto WI-50. See The Dancing Horses Theater on the left. The address is 5065 Highway 50 in Delavan.
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