Le Cirque Vagabond cirque style entertainment brings a breathtaking and wondrous show to Carson City with Dreamaire, Saturday, April 20, with shows at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., at the Bob Boldrick Theater, in the Carson City Community Center, 851 E. William St.
However Le Cirque Vagabond not only brings world class amazing acts and a message that will stop and awe you. This company is driven by its very message that they convey.
Ticket sales are used for raising funds for local non profits and charities that help those to get medical attention, those with disabilities and educate youth on aids and drug abuse.
Much of le cirque vagabonds growth has sprouted from training youth in boys and girls club as well as donating entertainment and aid to charities and events, such as Komen, Disability Resources, Intertribe of Northern Nevada.
This positive driving in the force brings a fresh new show to the Carson City Community theater with intention to open up the audiences mind and tell the untold story of those that keep their pain in the dark.
The show is called Dreamaire. Dreamaire a cirque style show, presents a story unlike any other that will amaze and astound you. Set in a surreal world that will overtake your senses and distort your perception. A mans last journey within himself reveals memories of sorrow, and trials of strength.
Witness death defying stunts, stunning aerial acts, breathtaking choreography, and cirque acts that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
This show once started by those trained at boys and girls club, once an amature show now is full scale professional show, with new faces, world champions and local Reno professional dancers with acts rare in the world all happening in Renos backyard. The cast formed from scouting to auditions by the producer, that gets involved in the acts personally.
The producer, Ben Pierson pushes acts to emotionally charge the audience on a deeper level, drilling and pushing his artists to constant inspiration and relation to characters. Even dancers with great technique are not enough for a character to be brought to life.
For more information and tickets contact Ben Pierson (775) 527-3733; E-mail: ben@lecirquevagabond.us; or see the Website www.lecirquevagabond.us