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Issue #80: Sept 2010 – Released!
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Archive for February, 2005
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Solstrom Finally On Its Way?
No, we don’t mean out of view and into the distance, we mean onto DVD store shelves. It looks like the complete 13-episode, 5-disk set will be release in the US by Columbia/Tri-Star Home Video on April 26th, retailing for $50.00. Though it is being mastered in the higher-quality “Superbit” encoding process, there will [...] -
What’s up at CirqueClub – February 2005
The “Cirque du Soleil And Me” contest entries have been coming in droves, so we hear. 10 selected stories are appearing each Monday (as we outlined last issue). Some stories are touching, some are funny slices of life, and some are so full of superlative adjectives we roll our eyes. The webpage [...] -
Where is Delirium Anyway?
Though originally scheduled for last fall, the companion disk to “Tapis Rouge: Solarium” hasn’t seen fit to appear on Cirque’s release list. But several of the tracks have been put out on vinyl 12″ in the UK, with pretty custom sleeves. We finally have an updated listing to give you. We suspect [...] -
Early Reviews of ‘The Bar at the End of the Earth’
When Cirque du Soleil first announced its collaboration with Celebrity cruises, Cirque fans weren't surprised. CEO Guy Laliberte had often talked about expanding the Cirque "ethos" and style to other forms of entertainment. Cirque hotels and restaurants were early ideas, and the corporate-oriented "Tapis Rouge VIP Experience" tent has become a profitable mainstay of the touring shows. So it was really no stretch when Cirque announced that it would install "themed experiences" in two of Celebrity's Millennium-class cruise ships, Constellation and Summit. -
Is Cirque in a Blue Ocean?
It’s common knowledge among fans that Cirque du Soleil is an innovator. Now that opinion is again being acknowledged in the business press world. In a newly released book, “Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make the Competition Irrelevant” (Harvard Business School Press), authors W. Chan Kim and Reneé [...]