When The Rhinestone Roper Show plays a theatre the Mink Family provides not only a show but a full evening of western entertainment. The theatre stage, be it a formal theatre or a high school gym, combined with the mixed audience of kids and adults provides the perfect setting for the Minks to display their talents and skills.  The "up to" two hour stage show incorporates comedy, cowboy poetry, songs of the cattle drive, and audience participation as well as the traditional wild west arts such as Trick Roping, Bull Whip Cracking, Six-gun spinning, Quick draw, Bow and Arrow Shooting and Knife Throwing, as well as amazing tricks by Lucky Joe The Trick Horse.

The Rhinestone Roper Theatre Show has been used as the kickoff for western events such as the Snake River Stampede in Nampa, Idaho performing at the Nampa Civic Center Theater.  It has also been featured in community theatres like the Carco Theatre in Renton, Washington, the Colonial Theatre in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the College of Southern Idaho's Fine Art's Theatre as well as two appearances in the historic Brown Grande Theatre in Concordia, Kansas.  The Rhinestone Roper Show has also been sponsored by various Arts Councils, Churches and Parent Organizations. 

The great thing about seeing the Minks perform indoor rather than outdoor is the grande finale.  The lights all turn off and Dan, Kimberly, and Cody all spin ropes of varying size and color under black light.  The ropes and parts of their costumes seem to glow in the dark and the geometric designs created by the rope in the flickering black lights are spectacular. 

For Pricing and Availability:

Kimberly Mink at: rhinestoneroper@prodigy.net & 208-324-5346