Horse Drawn Magic
Synopsis
Eight Clydesdales pull the wagons of the Caravan Stage Company, the world's only horse-drawn open-air theater, as it tours British Columbia and Alberta.
Synopsis
Scotty, a member of the Caravan Stage Company, leads a performance at the Armstrong Fairgrounds in British Columbia. The company operates the world's only horse-drawn open-air theater, touring rural areas each summer. Founded nearly a decade ago, it began with eight horses and a single wagon. The troupe includes actors, musicians, and clowns, all working to bring live entertainment to communities with limited access. The 28-minute film captures their efforts to revive the magic of theater in everyday settings.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the unique horse-drawn theater in action.
- Meet the diverse performers traveling with the Caravan.
- Find out how the company overcame early challenges.
Did You Know
- The Caravan Stage Company is the world's only horse-drawn open-air theater.
- The company started with eight horses and five or six wagons.
- It took two years for the company to hit the road with their first show.
- The performers include actors, jugglers, clowns, musicians, and acrobats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Caravan Stage Company known for?
The Caravan Stage Company is known for being the world's only horse-drawn open air theater.
How many horses did the Caravan Stage Company start with?
The Caravan Stage Company started with eight horses.
What type of horses are used to draw the wagons?
The wagons are drawn by eight beautifully matched Clydesdales.
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