Last chance to see some of Epcot's favorite live entertainment acts this week

Posted: Thursday September 25, 2014 10:06am EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

Some of Epcot's most popular live entertainment acts are ending this week, with just a few more opportunities to see Canada's Off Kilter, Morocco's MO'ROCKIN, the American Adventure's Fife and Drum Corp and the United Kingdom's World Showcase Players.

The World Showcase Players final day is September 25 2014, with showtimes at 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 4pm.

Off Kilter's final day is September 27 2014, with shows at 2:30pm, 3:30pm, 5pm, 6:15pm, 7:30pm.

Fife and Drum's final day is September 27 2014, with shows at 12:15pm, 1pm, 1:45pm, 2:30pm, 3:15pm, 4pm, 4:45pm.

MO'ROCKIN's final day is September 27 2014, with shows at 2:30pm, 3:15pm, 4:45pm, 5:45pm, 6:30pm, 7:45pm.

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wannabeBelleAug 15, 2016

And the time frame was odd 4 1/2 months was the length of the show, if I've got it right. Marie

ford91exploderAug 15, 2016

It's in use at my company the CEO is likely to materialize behind you at 3AM wondering what's keeping the senior engineering management at work that late and if it's an administrative or policy constraint well magically after one of those visits that constraint tends to vanish.

ford91exploderAug 15, 2016

Wow that was fast even for WDW...

BoltAug 15, 2016

Resurrection!

brb1006Aug 14, 2016

It's a shame the Hat Lady no longer performs at Epcot. I really wished I got a chance to see her performer back when I was at Epcot back in 2006 which was my first visit to that park.

Pumbas NakasakApr 24, 2016

Give it a Japanese name that no one understands, produce a few charts and senior management will lap this walking about pooh up.

mj2vApr 24, 2016

At Disney, it's more MBSIMAFD. Management by sitting in meetings all friggin day. It is soul sucking.

Texas84Apr 24, 2016

Saw that show in Atlanta and I could not remember the name Rash. :D

BrewmasterApr 24, 2016

Absolutely, one of my favorite additions to their live show

wannabeBelleApr 24, 2016

LOVE THIS!!!! I am one of those strange chicks who actually likes Rush, go figure!!! Thanks for the great music video!! Marie

BrewmasterApr 24, 2016

note2001Apr 24, 2016

By the way, I may or may not have seen some of the former WSP over in DHS last December. They were attempting to pull off their version of A Christmas Carol with the same approach to the story as they had in World Showcase, but under the guise of being filmed. While funny, it had nowhere the same audience draw as the performance drew over in the UK pavilion with the proper costuming and location.

note2001Apr 24, 2016

In all fairness, the Lumberjacks appealed to some of the men (we'll be generous and say 33%?), but on a one-show-only basis. Anything beyond one show and the people who did like it started hating it. This last group had a good sound but was horribly lacking in their professional appearance and demeanor. They were not stage ready. Both of these acts could have been vastly improved had Disney guided them with some help in wardrobe, stance, dialog, and of course, getting rid of the #@%^ chainsaws. For the next act I hope Disney selects a group that already has a good show put together and doesn't depend upon them beinging able to tweak all aspects of their performance to suit the venue. Historically, it's been shown these groups simply don't know how to do that. Or they can go back to creating their own entertainment. ;)