$36 for Two Tickets to “The Legend of Kung Fu” in Branson (Up to $72 Value)
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- Performed at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
- Kung fu, acrobatics & dance
- More than 50 artists on stage
One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it, after it knocks him out with a kung-fu kick to the jaw. Learn how to dance with destiny instead with today's Groupon: for $36, you get two tickets to The Legend of Kung Fu (up to a $72 value) at The White House Theater in Branson, valid for any show of the season.
Admission for children ages 4–17 is usually $12, and admission for children 3 and younger is free if seated on lap or $5 for a seat.
Performed at the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and since racking up more than 3,000 showings worldwide, The Legend of Kung Fu thrills landlocked audiences by intertwining techniques of kung fu, aerial acrobatics, and modern dance to seamlessly share the tale of a young kung-fu apprentice destined to become a kung-fu master. Told through the eyes of the apprentice, Chun Yi, the production unfolds using original music and choreography performed by more than 50 artists in native Chinese costumes. Bold music and scenery, dramatic lighting, special effects, and optional underwater audience seating immerse spectators in this magical tale.
- Performed at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
- Kung fu, acrobatics & dance
- More than 50 artists on stage
One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it, after it knocks him out with a kung-fu kick to the jaw. Learn how to dance with destiny instead with today's Groupon: for $36, you get two tickets to The Legend of Kung Fu (up to a $72 value) at The White House Theater in Branson, valid for any show of the season.
Admission for children ages 4–17 is usually $12, and admission for children 3 and younger is free if seated on lap or $5 for a seat.
Performed at the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and since racking up more than 3,000 showings worldwide, The Legend of Kung Fu thrills landlocked audiences by intertwining techniques of kung fu, aerial acrobatics, and modern dance to seamlessly share the tale of a young kung-fu apprentice destined to become a kung-fu master. Told through the eyes of the apprentice, Chun Yi, the production unfolds using original music and choreography performed by more than 50 artists in native Chinese costumes. Bold music and scenery, dramatic lighting, special effects, and optional underwater audience seating immerse spectators in this magical tale.