The opening weekend for Nik Wallenda’s Daredevil Rally Drive-in Thrill Show at Nathan Benderson Park will include a special announcement by two of the performers.
During the 6:30 p.m. performance on Friday, June 12, performers Alec Bryant and his girlfriend, Daniela Prieto, will stage a gender reveal from more than 50 feet above the ground.
Personally trained by Wallenda, Bryant has been a member of Wallenda’s troupe for over seven years and has been part of multiple pyramids including the seven-person pyramid and eight-person pyramid.
“Alec has become like a son to Erendira and I,” said Wallenda. “We’re honored that he and Daniela would let us and the assembled crowd be involved in such a special moment.”
After having to postpone last weekend’s shows due to weather, the “King of the High Wire” will now debut his latest creative concept this Thursday, June 11, at 6:30 p.m.
“We can’t wait to perform,” said Wallenda. “We truly believe this show will be an unforgettable experience for those who attend.”
After Thursday’s opening night, shows are also scheduled for June 12-14 and June 18-21. For more information about show times and tickets, please visit www.daredevilrally.com or call the box office at (941) 870-7444.
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