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Issue #79: August 2010 – Released!
10 August 2010 5:00 PM | No Comments
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Archive for November, 2007
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DidyaKnow? – “Larger than Life Trickster?”
DidyouKnow that visitors to the CN Tower recently were treated to a 15 by 10 meter painting of the Trickster, Jason Barrent’s character in Cirque du Soleil’s KOOZA? The painting was done by Toronto artist Bill Wrigley (www.billwrigley.com) in celebration for another of Cirque’s feats: the breaking of a world record! Cirque succeeded in breaking the [...] -
Cirque Programme Takes Top Honours
irque du Soleil’s “O” souvenir program book took top honours this year at the Unisource NUARS awards! What’s the NUARS awards? It’s a recognition that celebrates excellence in the design and production of corporate brochures in Canada. This year Cirque was honored in recognition of using 100% post-consumer Astrolite PC 100 paper and for its [...] -
Cirque Goes Hollywood
Now here’s one that blindsided us all… According to CBS Online, Cirque du Soleil will open a resident show in Hollywood, California by 2010. From the release: (CBS) HOLLYWOOD Cirque du Soleil will open a new, $100 million production at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood in 2010, the group’s founder announced Monday. The unnamed show will [...] -
Cirque explores “extra (charge)” services.
We first saw these on Cirque Tribune (thanks Taylor!). They are short videos explaining possible concepts for some “value added” services Cirque is considering providing ticket purchasers and Cirque Club members – for an extra fee, of course. They came as part of an internet survey sent to selected individuals which explained these [...] -
DidyaKnow? – “Facts to Celebrate Varekai’s 2000th”
Varekai’s 2000th performance was Friday, October 5th in Perth, Australia (the 4:00pm performance if you’re curious) and in celebration of this feat Cirque du Soleil tallied a few facts-at-a-glance regarding the show, which was (of course) anonymously passed on to us. Enjoy! The tour has visited 38 cities in Canada, United States, Australia and New Zealand [...]