Please be advised that MAKS & VAL LIVE 2020 rescheduled for the Wang Theatre on Wednesday- July 7, 2021 has been cancelled. Refunds are available at your point of purchase. All online and phone purchases via Ticketmaster will be refunded automatically to the original credit card used. Please note that there will be a delay in refunds with Ticketmaster due to the volume of requests they have right now across the country. To contact Ticketmaster customer service, please call 800-982-2787.
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Acclaimed dance duo and brothers MAKS & VAL CHMERKOVSKIY have announced their third nationwide tour MAKS & VAL LIVE 2020: MOTION PICTURES TOUR featuring special guests, spouses and celebrated dancers JENNA JOHNSON and PETA MURGATROYD. Take a trip through the most memorable movie moments through the eyes of Maks and Val. The foursome will reimagine some of your favorite dancing movie scenes as well as bring motion to iconic scenes where there was none before. Experience a dance driven narrative woven together by the movies that have moved us all.
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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Wang Theatre has housed the performing arts since opening in 1925, developing from a movie “cathedral” and home to vaudeville musicals and big bands, to today’s role as an impressive venue for world-class theatre, music, Broadway, and dance.
