MOMIX - Botanica

A wildly entertaining multimedia experience, Momix transports audiences into a fantasy world of exceptional inventiveness and beauty through its trademark use of athletic dance, riveting music, outrageous costumes, novel props and pure talent. Set to an eclectic score that ranges from birdsong to Vivaldi, Botanica reveals natures changing imagery in Momixs signature illusionary style. Momix will be performing the Boston premier of Botanica.

Cutler Majestic Theatre, 219 Tremont Street, Boston
Friday, May 07, 2010 8:00 PM
Saturday, May 08, 2010 8:00 PM
Sunday, May 09, 2010 3:00 PM

For ticketing information please call 617-876-4275 or visit http://www.worldmusic.org.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• world
• music
• crasharts
• momix
• botanica
• dance
• performance
• boston
• massachusetts
• majestic
• theatre

[thomasnak]

Saw this show in Michigan. Beyond awesome. I am a Cirque Du Soleil groupie and this even tops thier shows. Can't wait to get a chance to see Momix again!!!

[CartoonSoapOpera]

wow! that is Awesome.

[triplexxxsatyr]

So glad to see that they're making their to The Smith Center here in Las Vegas as part of the opening season.

[Tracena22]

Cutting edge creativity. I forgot I was watching human beings for most of the show! I'd call it 'dancing art' instead of 'artistic dance.'

[navegadordoido]

Amazing...I just see the show yestarday in São Paulo/Brazil. They are great!!!!I I'm breaking my brain to imagine how they reproduce that animal like a dinossaur.

[workh4rd]

Hi, there will be a Momix Botanica live show here. Is it something where you can take 7 years old to see?

[sofiteeeniaa]

Τhis reminds me where the human nature trully lives... around the flowers,the birds... near the sky... just follow the path...even intellectually.

[MARC2649]

amazing show i also gone to see it last night just amazing i like the props they had

so outstanding

[yograjcp]

great ! Very artistic!

[oxdrift76]

First saw Momix many years ago in LA. At that time Moses Pendleton was still appearing briefly in some of the pieces. It was absolutely unique then and still is.

Thanks for the post.