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Issue #79: August 2010 – Released!
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Archive for March, 2006
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Presse: Flights of Fantasy (Varekai in Australia)
Flights of fantasy By Stephen Dunne April 1, 2006 The Sydney Morning Herald http://www.smh.com.au/news/entertainment/flights-of-fantasy/2006/03/30/1143441267062.html * * * * * * * * A couple of interesting facts in this article are: – Australia is one of Cirque du Soleil’s best markets, and Sydney is the lynchpin. – Saltimbanco in 1999 sold approximately 750,000 tickets. – Quidam tour sold approximately 950,000 tickets. – [...] -
CulturePulp’s “The Secret Cirque”
Cirque du Comic? In the hands of creator Mike Russel, the answer is a resounding YES! Cirque du Soleil has recently been featured in CulturePulp, Mike’s “journalism comic” that appears online and in The Oregonian, a newspaper serving the state of Oregon, as #49: “The Secret Cirque”. This time, we hang out in the backstage encampment at [...] -
It’s Official: CDS to open Singapore Show!
As part of an announcement in Singapore to open an MGM Mirage hotel, the hotel-casino operator also announced it would include a permanent Cirque du Soleil production. “Cirque du Soleil’s innovative entertainment plays a significant role in our company’s reputation for presenting the best possible entertainment available at our Las Vegas resorts,” MGM Mirage Chairman Terry [...] -
Guy Laliberte on Forbes List of Billionaires
Forbes Magazine recently released their list of billionaires and it’s no surprise that Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates is on the top of the list; his net worth has risen to $50 billion, making him the world’s richest person. Number 2 slot is Warren Buffet. So where is Guy Laliberte, one of the founding fathers of [...] -
Presse: In-Shape Cirque members get ‘ease’ for effort
In-shape Cirque members get ‘ease’ for effort Troupers maintain fitness mostly by doing the show By JEANNINE STEIN Los Angeles Times Anyone who has witnessed a Cirque du Soleil performance has the visceral reaction of wanting to chuck it all and run away with the circus. Problem is, less than one one-hundredth of the population is fit enough to [...]