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6 comments:
Neat act. I do note though the girl working the elephants has one of those, covered up "I don't use, I just carry it" hooks. She should probably use it to get the front elephant sitting straight on the tub, before it goes up, that can be very bad for an elephant to sit with its legs cocked to the side like that. It does have cool music and costumes though.
how inspiring!all the elements are there !!a multi cultural smorgasboard of wonderfulness.
fun choreography and costumes, good animal stuff,good human stuff lights, music, action packed!
I agree, I thought it was very good but why did I keep having flashbacks of Madonna with the girl working them? Might have been her shoulder moves or something but I was expecting the cone bra to come out any second...
Was it just me?
Jody,
I have never heard or seen Madonna. Unless she was singing a duet with Tammy Wynette, it would not have been my business.
Wade
Jody,
I was thinking the same thing, I think it was the hair and facial structure. I listened to it mute, so it wasn't the voice. The elephant act I thought was superb. How do they get them to twirl on one leg like that Wade?
Amy
I was referencing the "production" of the number, not necessarily what the animals were or were not doing. It is reminiscent of the production on a smaller scale that Ringling used to do for their elephant numbers. It appears to be working for exotic acts in Europe, and some horse acts.
Wade
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