The Aluminum Show
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 8, 2010
Closed Mar 21, 2010
Opened Jan 8, 2010
Closed Mar 21, 2010
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Ilan Azriel's The Aluminum Show launches its national tour with its engagement at the Proctor's Theatre in Schenectady, NY, running January 8 and 9, 2010.
Subsequent engagements will include the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center in Charlotte, NC (January 12-31), the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota, FL (February 2), the Lied Center of Kansas in Lawrence (February 26), Rolla /Leach Theatre in Rolla, MO (February 27-28), the Wausau Performing Arts Foundation on ArtsBlock in Wausau, WI (March 3-4) and the Victoria Theatre in Dayton, OH (March 9-21).
The production features the music of Avi Belleli and Rafa Sofer and offers a combination of special effects, acrobatics, jazz and modern dance, and puppetry.
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Conceived in Israel by former dancer Ilan Azriel,
The Aluminum Show, now in Charlotte, North Carolina as part of its national tour, does everything you can possibly imagine with its star element. In this fast-paced show -- some 20 segments occur in 80 minutes -- aluminum is inflated into pillows, shredded into streamers, shot out of canons, stretched out into a mammoth blanket, floated in mid-air, turned into hand and stick puppets, and repeatedly transformed into the agile Israeli troupe's costumes.
The cleverest of costumer Yaron Zino's creations may be the ones sported by the pretty usherettes who remind us to turn off our cell phones and electronic devices, each of them lit up like a h[...]