2015 Season Schedule
PAULA POUNDSTONE BRULÉ & AIRO
Sat. SEP 5, 7:00PM Sun. SEP 6, 7:00PM
Get ready for a night of laugh-out-loud, Brule’ returns to the Big Top bringing their good-time comedy by Emmy Award-winning blend of contemporary Native American comedian Paula Poundstone. You’ ll probably sounds in a powerful performance that remember her as the funny one on NPR’ s carries the same contagious excitement as popular weekly news quiz show,“ Wait Wait … Trans Siberian Orchestra and Celtic Thunder,
Don’ t Tell Me” where her distinctive brand of wry, but with the emotional impact of the intelligent and witty comedy is heard by American Indian culture. Described as an five million homes weekly across the country and experience in sight, sound and soul, the show internationally. In 2013 Paula joined Whoopi features selected titles from their
Goldberg, Joan Rivers and several other prominent discography of twelve CDs along with women in comedy in Showtime’ s feature-length Paul’ s personal message of peace, hope and reconciliation between cultures. Each song is documentary, Why We Laugh Too: Women accompanied by beautiful choreography and breathtaking Native American dancers wearing of Comedy. She has starred in comedy specials traditional regalia. Brulé has sold over a million CDs worldwide and won multiple Native for HBO and Bravo and is recognized as one of American Music Awards. Comedy Central’ s 100 Greatest Stand-Ups Of All Time. $ 22 /$ 36 /$ 44 Box Seats $ 59 Kids Half Price $ 25 /$ 35 /$ 47 Box Seats $ 62
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BRULÉ w / NATIVE EXPRESSIONS DRUM & DANCE Sun. SEP 6, 1:00PM
Join Paul LaRoche, the founder of the award-winning Native American group Brulé, and performers from Red Cliff’ s school of dance, Native Expressions Drum & Dance, in an afternoon cultural performance. LaRoche speaks of the reconciliation between cultures as he shares Brule’ s unique brand of revved up music and dance. Native Expressions performs with a mission of positive self-esteem for all people and brings the message of unity and the knowledge that we are all one tribe. Stick around after the performance to try out a dance step or two, led by the dancers of Native Expressions.
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