School Tour - Horton Hatches an Egg
*Book us for your 2023 fall assemblies*
Mazie was a lazy bird who did not like sitting on eggs. It was boring and she wanted to take off and see the world, so she asked Horton, the elephant, to sit on the egg while she took a vacation. Horton sits through the fall, through the icy cold of winter and into the spring. Then hunters capture the elephant and take him to a circus ... tree, egg and all. Poor Horton, he doesn't like being a captive, but being "faithful 100%", he will not leave the egg. Then, just as the egg is about to hatch, Mazie returns and wants to claim it.
Performance dates available:
Fridays October 20th and November 17th, and Tuesday November 7th
Cost: $275 for one performance/$350 for two performances
For more information or to book your performance:
Email bremertondancecenter@gmail.com
Mazie was a lazy bird who did not like sitting on eggs. It was boring and she wanted to take off and see the world, so she asked Horton, the elephant, to sit on the egg while she took a vacation. Horton sits through the fall, through the icy cold of winter and into the spring. Then hunters capture the elephant and take him to a circus ... tree, egg and all. Poor Horton, he doesn't like being a captive, but being "faithful 100%", he will not leave the egg. Then, just as the egg is about to hatch, Mazie returns and wants to claim it.
Performance dates available:
Fridays October 20th and November 17th, and Tuesday November 7th
Cost: $275 for one performance/$350 for two performances
For more information or to book your performance:
Email bremertondancecenter@gmail.com
Peninsula Dance Theatre’s school tour program is designed to introduce ballet to children on the Kitsap Peninsula. The story combined with classical music, explores the imaginations of young minds through dance. Peninsula Dance Theater’s junior and apprentice dancers perform in the school tour and the show is approximately 30 minutes long. Both morning and afternoon assemblies can be reserved and schools can have one or two assemblies depending on the amount of students and available room.
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