The Kif Kif Sisters are making their debut in Haliburton County on Feb. 4 with Razzamataz Kid’s Shows. The identical twin act has travelled the world performing outside the box circus acts. /photo submitted By Emily Stonehouse
Razzamataz Kids’ Show are back at it again. Less than a month since their successful viewing of the Odawa Wiingushk performance, the organizers for children’s programming in the area are presenting another wacky and whimsical spectacle on Feb. 4.
The Kif-Kif sisters are internationally acclaimed performers, having strutted their stuff in Mexico, Korea, Switzerland, Japan to name a few places. They have also performed with Théâtre de l’Aubergine and the Cirque du Soleil. The act is composed of two identical twin sisters, who originally hailed from Quebec City. Françoise and Josette Lépine tie the theme of “twinship” into their multi-disciplinary act, incorporating music, theatre, circus, and visual arts to create “twice the action, twice the fun.”
Tickets are available for the show at www.razzamataz.ca, and are $10 for adults and $7 for kids. There is only one viewing, which will be held on Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Northern Lights Performing Arts Pavilion at 10 a.m.
