Tent Show
by Jack Boulware
CULTURE
Dinner shows for tourists can often seem hokey -- a bland song-and-dance stop for visiting convention delegates. Not so with
Teatro ZinZanni, a tripped-out combination of European cabaret, circus acrobatics, and interactive comedy improvisation that could easily end up with an
audience member from
Indiana suddenly finding himself wearing a dress and curtsying to the crowd.
Inspired by a wine tasting he attended in a spiegeltent in
Barcelona, ZinZanni founder Norman Langill returned to the
United States determined to create a show around the venue of the tent. What Langill developed with ZinZanni is a spectacular mix of jugglers, opera singers, contortionists, vaudeville jokes, and aerial stunts that occur right above your table.
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