The Esther Williams Aqua Spectacle was a live stage show featuring synchronized swimming and diving performances, created, and produced by Esther Williams. The show was performed in various venues such as hotels and theme parks across the United States during the 1950s and 1960s.
The Aqua Spectacle featured a cast of swimmers and divers, many of whom were trained and coached by Williams herself. The show featured elaborate choreography, costumes, and sets, and often included a variety of aquatic-themed acts such as diving, water ballet, and pyramids.
The show was a huge success, and it was known for its spectacular and high-energy performances, which drew large crowds. Williams herself often performed in the show, and it was considered a showcase for her skills as a swimmer and choreographer.
The Aqua Spectacle was one of the most popular live aquatic shows of its time, and it helped to popularize the sport of synchronized swimming. The show toured across the United States and was considered one of the most popular and exciting live shows of its time.
