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The MWV Children's Museum is bringing the circus back to town! This year Circus Smikrus is celebrating its 20th year continuing the tradition of theme-based tours with a full-on 1940's swinging and spying escapade called The Zoot Suit Caper: A Boogie Woogie Whodunit.

The story revolves around a 1940's traveling circus and a priceless heirloom that goes missing as someone douses the lights and the stage goes black. Chaos ensues as a Private Eye with a bumbling band of detective clowns step in to solve the mystery. Interrogations persist and sleuths investigate, amidst the circus's celebration featuring dazzling dance moves, heart-pounding ground routines and astounding aerials. Dodging red herrings and an assault of cream pies, the heroes. valiantly attempt to solve the Whodunit mystery. The result is a foot-stomping, nail-biting, action-packed adventure that's sure to bring audiences to their feet.

The Mount Washington Valley Children's Museum is presenting 4 exciting performances in the Mount Washington Valley of NH, on Sunday and Monday August 12th and 13th. Show times are 1:00pm and 6:00pm.

Tickets are $14.00 for children 2-12 years of age (2 and under free) and $18.00 for adults (ages 13 and over) and are available in advance at The Mount Washington Valley Children's Museum. Tickets will be available at the door starting one hour before showtime. For more information, contact MWV Children's Museum at 603-356-2992 or call 1-877-SMIRKUS toll free or visit the colorful Smirkus website at www.smirkus.org.

Anyone interested in volunteering or becoming a sponsor can call the MWV Children's Museum at 603-356-2992 and request more information.

Buy Your Tickets Today!

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Funding provided in part by the New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA) as part of the NEA Regional Touring Program. NEFA receives major support from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) with additional support from the state arts agencies of New England.

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