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Equestrian Theater Is Alive! Thanks To Bartabas : Zingaro : Battuta

Equestrian Theater Is Alive! Thanks To Bartabas : Zingaro : Battuta

Posted in: In The Media|September 19, 2008No Comments
For anyone not familiar with the french mastery of equestrian theater, The Theatre Equestre Zingaro is perhaps the epitome of horsemanship made into art and displayed in a public theater. It’s latest production, Battuta, appears to leave one wanting only for more horse theater!

Zingaro : Bartabas : Battuta : Poster

And for those wanting still more, you can attend the Académie du Spectacle Equestre in France and learn the many arts of horsemanship and beyond.

Battuta seems full of life and full of the oddities that fill it… (don’t forget to scroll the pictures by putting your mouse to the far left or right of the screen)


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Author of the book, "Centered Self, Centered Horse : A Simple Guide to Horsemanship." She practices French Classical Dressage and has a diverse background in horses. Erica currently lives in southern Wisconsin.

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