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The World Showcase Players gave their final performance at Epcot's United Kingdom pavilion after 32 years, closing with "Romeo and Edna" and "King Arthur and the Holy Grail".
Former Show // latest change 2014.09.25
World Showcase · EPCOT · Walt Disney World
Former Show · the memorial record
Also known as Olde Globe Players.
This show is gone, but its history stays documented — the full lifetime log is below.
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The World Showcase Players gave their final performance at Epcot's United Kingdom pavilion after 32 years, closing with "Romeo and Edna" and "King Arthur and the Holy Grail".
New World Showcase acts were announced for that fall, including a Celtic folk ensemble for the United Kingdom pavilion.
Disney's fall World Showcase entertainment changes were reported, retiring the World Showcase Players after a final performance set for September 25, 2014 alongside the exits of Off Kilter, Mo'Rockin' and the Spirit of America Fife & Drum Corps.
The Ziti Sisters debuted at the Italy pavilion and took over the World Showcase Players' Italy residency, leaving the troupe performing only at the United Kingdom pavilion.
A local comedy troupe billed as the Olde Globe Players began performing audience-participation street comedy in EPCOT Center's World Showcase, the act that later ran as the World Showcase Players.
Per the documented record, World Showcase Players at EPCOT opened in 1982.
The most recent closure/refurbishment documented for World Showcase Players is dated Sep 25, 2014: The World Showcase Players gave their final performance at Epcot's United Kingdom pavilion after 32 years, closing with "Romeo and Edna" and "King Arthur and the Holy Grail".
The latest documented change (documented Sep 25, 2014): The World Showcase Players gave their final performance at Epcot's United Kingdom pavilion after 32 years, closing with "Romeo and Edna" and "King Arthur and the Holy Grail".
5 documented changes, dating back to 1982 — the fan-kept show changelog nobody else keeps.
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