As the lights go off and on the show commences. It begins with a wonderful dancing and singing act. As it continues it is able to incorporate many different acts. In this hour and a half the show is able to incorporate magic tricks, juggling, dancing, singing as well as sketches on the latest current events with a comedy theme. Everything is based solely on comedy and getting the audience laughing until the end. The current events being discussed had a focus on politics, using the current presidential election as theme. Thus far the best part of the show is the interaction incorporated with not just the audience but random people walking on the street. They are able to do this due to the open window on the back of the stage. They also call volunteers on the stage by that is more of forced to the stage in a fun way. This show was by far one of the best entertainment experiences I have experienced. Humor as the center of dancing, singing, juggling and current world events is what gives such high success to this performance. The only con of this whole performance was the slight uncomfortable setting, as they were hard wood chairs, nevertheless the laughs being brought out made the uncomfortable seating non existent. Therefore if you ever find yourself wondering the streets of Austin, Texas you wont want to miss a magical performance in Esther’s
As the lights go off and on the show commences. It begins with a wonderful dancing and singing act. As it continues it is able to incorporate many different acts. In this hour and a half the show is able to incorporate magic tricks, juggling, dancing, singing as well as sketches on the latest current events with a comedy theme. Everything is based solely on comedy and getting the audience laughing until the end. The current events being discussed had a focus on politics, using the current presidential election as theme. Thus far the best part of the show is the interaction incorporated with not just the audience but random people walking on the street. They are able to do this due to the open window on the back of the stage. They also call volunteers on the stage by that is more of forced to the stage in a fun way. This show was by far one of the best entertainment experiences I have experienced. Humor as the center of dancing, singing, juggling and current world events is what gives such high success to this performance. The only con of this whole performance was the slight uncomfortable setting, as they were hard wood chairs, nevertheless the laughs being brought out made the uncomfortable seating non existent. Therefore if you ever find yourself wondering the streets of Austin, Texas you wont want to miss a magical performance in Esther’s