Cirque du Soleil - Dralion

Royal Albert Hall, London, SW7 2AP

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Cirque du Soleil's Dralion/ Peter Brown Theatre Reviewer / London Theatre Reviews / The clowns who open the show and reappear at regular intervals throughout, are suitably bizarre in their appearance, and in one case not a little frightening - he sports a bowling ball stuck to his thumb and resembles a zombie from a Hammer horror movie. And their antics are also suitably bizarre. F... londontheatre.co.uk Review of Cirque du Soleil: Dralion Sometimes the dance is magnificent. Ukrainian juggler Victor Kee remakes the act into a magical solo ballet, concerned less with keeping up to seven balls in the air than with fitting his body in amid their movement, as the balls leap and slide between his hands, feet, head and back. Only at one oth... cix.co.uk IndieLondon: Cirque du Soleil returns with Varekai - Your London Reviews begins. Parachuted into the shadows of a magical forest – a kaleidoscopic world populated by fantastical creatures – this young man sets off on an adventure both absurd and extraordinary. On this day at the edge of time, in this place of all possibilities, begins an inspired incantation ... indielondon.co.uk BBC Manchester - The Arts - Cirque du Soleil returns to Manchester Saltimbanco derives from the 16th century Italian word meaning ‘skilled street performers’ and refers to the medieval street troupers and wandering minstrels who entertained people through improvisation. Saltimbanco was created to celebrate life. An antidote to the chaos and despair presen... bbc.co.uk Cirque du Soleil Formed in 1984 by a clutch of Canadian street performers, Cirque du Soleil is now an international phenomenon. Last year, its shows played on three continents to a total of nearly seven million people. The troupe's thirteenth show, Dralion, is one of nine touring currently. Like the others, it featu... thisisthelife.com Cirque du Soleil: A bore, a clunker and a smash - International Herald Tribune The format couldn't be more old-fashioned: two men, dressed in cravats and blazers for the first act and formal wear for the second, join two women moving in and among the stools that more or less define Norman Coates's set. (A cut-out or two of green tips us off to the Hollywood setting.)... iht.com Cirque Du Soleil anniversary with great fanfare. A new show, KÀ, debuts in Las Vegas and astounds audience and critics alike with its innovative set and gravity-defying acrobatics. Cirque du Soleil Musique, a record label which will promote Cirque du Soleil’s music as well as up-and-coming artist, is launched in Mon... groups.msn.com