The Petite Palace at Bath House Cultural Center

The Petite Palace is an intimate, eclectic tent show that will take audiences on an unparalleled journey, which combines the dazzling, daring aura of Cirque du Soleil with the madcap mirth of Saturday Night Live. Forget your binoculars and bring your safety goggles! Your experience will put you in the middle of a raucous, amazing and hilarious sensory tour de force. Set on the grounds of the picturesque Bath House Cultural Center at White Rock Lake, The Petite Palace provides an up-close personal experience for 150 circus-goers that is fun for the entire family. Patrons will sit front and center for a mesmerizing performance and be immersed in laughter. Its part circus, part variety show, part cabaret. Its all fun and will create memories that last a lifetime. Written by Dick Monday and produced by Matthew Morgan, The Petite Palace explores the kooky world of a royal family reunion where everyone has chosen a different path of life. The characters will take the audience on a journey of wacky rituals and fractured fairy tales. Seeing the amazing circus virtuosity emerge from such engaging and comedic characters creates an atmosphere of pure joy and excitement. The all-star cast will feature Dick Monday, Tiffany Riley, Matt Morgan, Heidi Brucker Morgan, Dario Vasquez, Kelli Ramazini, Julio Ramazini, Mike Williams, Lily Monday and Asaf Mor. There will also be special guest artists during the run. There will be popcorn for sale and beer and wine available for a donation. Performances are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. with a matinee at 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday performances are at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Ticket prices are $30 for adults and $20 for kids 12 and under and students and can be purchased at www.LaughterLeague.org/Petite-Palace. Laughter League will also host the International Childrens Festival of Dallas on the grounds of the Bath House Cultural Center, October 19, 2019 where they will create an exciting day of interaction prior to the matinee performance of The Petite Palace. Festival goers will have a chance to create masks, test their juggling skills in the circus area, see what it feels like to make a sound with a trombone at the instrument petting zoo, and have a chance to show their strength at the exciting Ninja Warrior obstacle course. Every inch of our festival will be covered with fun family opportunities. The air will be filled with music and laughter as well as the mouth-watering smell of popcorn. All the fun, entertainment, arts and crafts and education will be focused on our greatest love, the children. The Festival is free and open to the public.