Top 10 Cirque du Soleil Shows of All Time

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Cirque du Soleil is not your conventional circus, but a phenomenal performing troupe with dancers, musicians, fire-breathers and many other amazing acts. The group that originally became Cirque du Soleil was originally founded in the early 1980s, starting with street performances in the village of Baie-Saint-Paul near Quebec, Canada. Since then, he has become a global phenomenon with performances all over the world. 

10. Drawn to life

Drawn to Life is out in November 2021, making it their latest show in a long line of incredible endeavors. This particular show tells the story of a daughter, Julia, who discovers that her recently deceased animator father has left behind one last story, just for her.

The audience joins this young woman as she embarks on a magical adventure that is a love letter to both the great art on stage and the art created by the animators behind the desk. It features iconic animation from the studio and a variety of different acts including aerial straps, juggling, lassoing and the Russian swing.

9. Quidam

Quidam may have been released in April 1996, but it still deserves the ninth spot on our top 10 list. A young girl, Zoe, who feels trapped in her regular, boring life, is invited into a magical world by the titular Quidam, a strange being in a coat and gloves and with an umbrella. He gives her his hat as an invitation to join him, which is not surprising since he has no head and is therefore of no use to her!

8. Zumanites

This was Cirque du Soleil's first foray into a more "adult" and "adult oriented" show and first premiered in September 2003. The show explores human sexuality and, as you'd expect from a cabaret show, contains a lot more skin, teasing and sensuality than the shows companies that are more family friendly. 온라인카지노 

7. La Nouba

First introduced to audiences in December 1998, La Nouba may not have had the same story-driven performance as other shows on this list, but it more than makes up for it with its atmosphere of excitement. Each of the many imaginative and engaging segments is tied together by a theme that sees the worlds of two sets of characters collide, one bright and colorful, the other dark and subdued.

6. Dralion

If you've been a fan of Chinese-themed entertainment and Cirque du Soleil, chances are you've seen Dralion, which premiered to audiences in April 1999. The show's goal was to bring home a message encouraging humanity and nature to unite with the four elements . – air, water, fire and earth – each of them is represented in the performance by different colors and human figures.

5. Michael Jackson ONE

Number five on our list is an ode to the King of Pop, who first hit the scene in May 2013 and continues to wow audiences today. In collaboration with The Estate of Michael Jackson, Cirque du Soleil has created a show in which four characters come across various items belonging to the iconic star. They are then transported to Michael's world, where a figure known as Mephisto taunts them at every turn. Representing the dark side of media and fame, Mephisto must be defeated by each of the four "misfits" through the power of Michael's music before they can rid themselves of their own personal demons.

4. Mystère

Mystère is one of Cirque du Soleil's longest-running shows, having first premiered in December 1993, and continues to fascinate audiences today. The show features a number of performances based on various Greek and Roman mythological themes. This all-ages show has elements of comedy, drama and of course acrobatic suspense, which is probably why people keep coming back to it time and time again.

3. Love

Love, or as it is otherwise known, The Beatles: Love, was first seen by audiences back in 2006, but just like the iconic band that influenced it, it remains an incredibly popular show to this day. That, and the fact that it features a mash-up soundtrack based on the Beatles discography, helps it reach the third spot on our list. Again, this show deviates from the narrative format of many other Cirque du Soleil shows and instead pays homage to the iconic band.

2. O

O first debuted in October 1998, and since then the water-themed show (which some may have recognized as a play on the French word "eau," which also means water) has dazzled audiences with its water-bound (yes, water-bound) run for more than two decade. This show is one of Cirque du Soleil's most unique (which is saying a lot), as many of its acts take place underwater. This show takes place on a specially designed stage that allows the performers to dive, swim and perform incredible feats both in and out of the water, bringing a whole new level of entertainment to the show.

1. Ka

Number one on our list is Kà, which may not feature the incredible underwater stunts of O, but it features a stage that can hardly be described. It has two moving platforms, five elevators and other platforms that appear during several acts of the show. For us, the incredible feats of engineering and their incorporation into the Kà are what make it our number one. It was also the first Cirque du Soleil act to tell a complete story from beginning to end, making it groundbreaking for its time. 카지노사이트