Shows

During Grandma Jan's August visit, she has cooked up a couple of extravaganzas with the boys. They each put on a show featuring their own interests or talents. Too bad the audience was so incredibly small--but they made up for their numbers in sincere appreciation of the show.

Show Number One was rather elegantly staged. The audience was clearly informed of how far they were allowed to advance toward to stage.

Several Lego creations were offered for sale, with slick sales pitches.

Some in the audience dared cross over the pylon line to get a peek behind the scenes.

More tempting vehicles.

The audience was fully engaged, from the youngest to the oldest. After the formal portion of the show, the audience was invited to tour a showroom of various other models. Sales figures for the event have not yet been released.

Show Number Two, several days later, was a less formal affair, consisting of some shtick by a world renowned comedy duo. They cracked the audience up only slightly less than they cracked themselves up. After the jokes and riddles came the music portion, DJed by Adam.

At this point (one of) the audience leaped into full participation mode.




Both shows were both engaging and informational, leaving the audience wanting more! Good work, entertainers!