Disney Dance Upon a Dream, Starring Multi-Hyphenate Singer, Actress and Dancer Mackenzie Ziegler, Dances Across the U.S. in 2020

The all-new Disney Dance Upon a Dream (www.DisneyDanceTour.com), starring singer, actress and dancer Mackenzie Ziegler, will appear in 50 cities across the U.S. beginning March 5, 2020. The show takes the cast on an electrifying journey to find their own beat in a fast-moving world that features a soundtrack of Disney’s greatest hits remixed and reimagined. The original story unfolds around a present-day heroine and steps into the magical world of Disney that includes video and music from the most beloved films, including Beauty and the Beast, Moana and Cinderella.

Tickets, Premium VIP seats and Preferred Seating will be available at www.DisneyDanceTour.com beginning November 20, 2019.

“I am so excited to join the Disney family and create a new show that is driven by my passion for dance and music,” says Mackenzie Ziegler. “I grew up loving all things Disney, so the opportunity to tell an inspiring story through dance and the greatest Disney music of all time is a dream come true. The show will be everything magical we love about Disney, with a modern dance twist that you have to come and see live. I can’t wait!”

At just 15 years old, Mackenzie Ziegler has become one of the most influential rising stars of Generation Z. She has made a splash in the entertainment industry garnering a massive social media presence of over 30 million followers across several platforms, and her music videos have collectively received over 200 million views. In August 2019, she was nominated for a Teen Choice Award in the category of “Choice Fashion/Beauty Web Star,” and the previous year she won a Teen Choice Award for “Choice Muser.”

As a singer, songwriter and recording artist, Mackenzie released her latest single “HOT” in July 2019. The single was her first release with Arista Records and showcased her growth as a rising artist. The new single came shortly after the launch of PRETTYMUCH’S Summer North American FOMO Tour, where she opened for the boy band throughout shows across the country.

In November 2018, Mackenzie released her album Phases, which featured the singles “Nothing on Us” and “Wonderful,” written by Grammy-nominated songwriters Sia and Jesse Shatkin. Prior to Phases, she released the single “Monsters (aka Haters)” and followed this success with her singles: “Teamwork,” “Breathe” and “What If.”

Mackenzie can currently be seen starring in the YouTube series “Total Eclipse” for the digital network Brat, on which she also serves as Executive Producer, and in the upcoming animated film “Ice Princess Lily” for DIRECTV. Last fall, Mackenzie competed on ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars: Juniors,” and will next be seen in the sci-fi film “Let Us In.”

The show is created and directed by Amy Tinkham, who started her career as a professional dancer before moving into choreography for artists including Madonna and The Dixie Chicks. Most recently Tinkham was the creative director for Aerosmith’s Las Vegas residency show “Deuces Are Wild” and James Taylor’s 2017/2018 national tour. Guy Phillips is partnering with Right Angle Entertainment to produce Disney Dance Upon a Dream, and first worked together with Tinkham as producer of the “Dancing with the Stars” live tour.

At each performance a limited amount of Premium VIP seats will be available that take ticketholders behind-the-scenes for an exclusive post-show Meet & Greet experience with Mackenzie Ziegler. Also included is guaranteed front of the audience seating, a one-on-one photo opportunity with Ziegler, and an exclusive autographed VIP lanyard. A limited amount of Preferred Seating is also offered for some of the best seats in the house and includes a custom tote bag.

Disney Dance Upon a Dream Tour Schedule (subject to change)

DATE		CITY		VENUE
March 5		St. Petersburg, FL		Maahaffey Theater
March 6		Miami, FL		Arsht Center
March 7		Orlando, FL		Dr. Phillips Center
March 8		Jacksonville, FL		Florida Theatre
March 10		Detroit, MI		Fox Theatre
March 11		Evansville, IN		Old National Arts Centre
March 12		Huntsville, AL		Von Braun Center
March 13		Atlanta, GA		Fox Theatre
March 14		St. Louis, MO		Fox Theatre
March 15		Kansas City, MO		Midland Theatre
March 17		Ames, IA		Stephens Auditorium
March 18		Sioux Falls, SD		Washington Pavilion
March 20		Salt Lake City, UT		Eccles Theatre
March 21		Denver, CO		Paramount Theatre
March 22		Wichita, KS		Orpheum Theatre
March 24		Springfield, IL		Sangamon Auditorium
March 25		Columbus, OH		Palace Theatre
March 26		Cleveland, OH		State Theatre
March 27		Washington, DC		Warner Theatre
March 28		Englewood, NJ		Bergen PAC
March 29		Rochester, NY		Kodak Center
March 31		Albany , NY		Palace Theatre
April 1		Lynn, MA		Lynn Auditorium
April 2		Lancaster, PA		American Music Theatre
April 3		Morristown, NJ		Mayo PAC
April 4		Wallingford, CT		Oakdale Theatre
April 5		Red Bank, NJ		Count Basie Center for the Arts
April 7		Syracuse, NY		Crouse Hinds
April 8		Pittsburgh, PA		Benedum Theatre
April 9		Indianapolis, IN		Clowes Concert Hall
April 10		Rosemont, IL		Rosemont Theatre
April 11		Milwaukee, WI		Riverside Theatre
April 13		New Orleans, LA		Mahalia Theatre
April 15		Tulsa, OK		BOK Center
April 16		Beaumont, TX		Julie Rogers Theatre
April 17		San Antonio, TX		Majestic Theatre
April 18		Irving, TX		Irving Music Factory
April 19		Austin, TX		ACL Live
April 21		Las Vegas, NV		The Orleans Arena
April 23		San Diego, CA		Magnolia Theatre
April 24		Cerritos, CA		Cerritos CPA
April 25		Los Angeles, CA		Orpheum Theatre
April 26		Fresno, CA		Warnors Theatre
April 27		Riverside, CA		Fox PAC
April 29		Seattle, WA		Paramount Theatre
April 30		Vancouver, BC		Centre for the Arts
May 1		Kennewick, WA		Washington Toyota Center
May 2		Spokane, WA		Washington INB PAC
May 3		Portland, OR		Keller Auditorium