My son loved it!
by AvivaEnjoyed on 5/29/14Waterside Theatre at The Toronto Zoo - TorontoI have never seen my son star struck before. He loved it. The Kratts were dynamic and told a great tale for the kids.
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The Wild Kratts Live! on Tour
What's the best way to get kids to learn about things like ecology and the animal kingdom and keep them entertained at the same time? Turn them on to The Wild Kratts. Ever since the show made its debut back in 2011, it's used exciting animal adventure tales and colorful animation to tell stories that clue kids in to valuable lessons about the natural world.
The stars of the show (at least the human ones) are actually its creators. Real-life brothers Chris and Martin Kratt write and direct the show that they brought into being, but they also appear as animated characters, providing their own voices. In each episode, the Kratts rub shoulders (and tentacles and paws and hooves) with another bunch of animals in a different adventure, from sperm whales and giant squids to porcupines and hippos.
In addition to knowing how to capture kids' imaginations, the brothers really understand their subject — Martin holds a degree in zoology, and Chris has worked as a professional ecologist. They also understand how to harness that combination of educational power and creativity that has made The Wild Kratts an international phenomenon and turn it into a thrilling live-action show.
With The Wild Kratts Live, Chris and Martin connect to their fans in a completely different way, as they bring their adventures to life. Not only do the men behind the Emmy-nominated program appear onstage in front of the kids who've grown up loving the Kratts, those kids also get a chance to interact with them when the brothers pose questions to the audience.
No Wild Kratts event would be complete without the animals. In keeping with the show's philosophy, the Kratts elected to leave actual creatures of the wild unhampered, opting instead to have actors play a host of larger-than-life animals onstage. Between the Kratts, the creatures, and the production, fans of the series will have the time of their lives.
Rating: 4 out of 5 Rating: 4 out of 5 Expected to see an animal or two
by Nhirsch on 5/28/14Waterside Theatre at The Toronto Zoo - TorontoI guess I didn't know what to expect. I thought this was going to be them talking about animals and doing a demonstration... But I was them doing an episode instead. My kids loved it so that is all that matters... But I expected more for spending $100 to see them for 30 minutes