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Holiday On Ice - Believe
BELIEVE is a modern day Romeo and Juliet about desire, jealousy and true love. With Olympic level choreographies combined with the best live music, beautiful decors, glamorous costumes and hi-tech special effects, BELIEVE is destined to become a show that will truly conquer hearts.
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BELIEVE is a modern day Romeo and Juliet about desire, jealousy and true love. With Olympic level choreographies combined with the best live music, beautiful decors, glamorous costumes and hi-tech special effects, BELIEVE is destined to become a show that will truly conquer hearts.
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Holiday on Ice Productions bv
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