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Erth's Dinosaur Zoo (Chicago)

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Rating: 4.1 out of 5 based on 31 reviews

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Erth's DINOSAUR ZOO Live™ takes you on a tour through pre-historic Australia, bringing an eye-popping array of ancient creatures to life on stage. You will observe and interact with extraordinarily life-like creatures, just like those that inhabited the Southern Hemisphere millions of years ago. Meet a menagerie of insects, mammals and dinosaurs in their ancient environment, in this highly imaginative, entertaining and educational live show. From the sweetly curious baby Dryosaur, to the peaceful hulk Titanosaur, and even the teeth-gnashing T-rex -- Erth's DINOSAUR ZOO Live™ is a unique interactive theater performance that stimulates the imagination in a way that connects children to their world. Erth's large-scale puppets were developed in consultation with paleontologists, based on current science and interpretations of fossil evidence. Employing sophisticated design and electronics, these giants are brought to life by skilled performers and puppeteers, made all the more real through the magic of theatre.

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Rating: 4.1 out of 5 based on 31 reviews
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  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    A highly entertaining show for children!

    by HonestAndFair on 3/28/14Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place - Chicago

    If you want to take your children or grandchildren to a entertaining and informative puppet show, put this one on your list. The puppets were very realistic in appearance and movement, and Aimee served as a terrific MC / narrator. She was especially good with small children in the audience, who she brought on stage to interact with the dinosaur puppets. I brought three of my grandchildren to the event and thought the oldest (age 10) might find it a bit "lame" and childish. But, he was quickly sucked into the humorous interactions between Aimee, the puppets and the brave, young audience "volunteers".