The Latest Issues of Fascination! Newsletter
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Issue #173: JUN 2018
08 June 2018 9:18 PM | No Comments
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CirqueCast: a Cirque Fan VodCast!
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CirqueCast, Season 2 Episode 3:
CRYSTAL Review & Interview
09 May 2018 11:07 AM | No Comments
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We’re Off And Running! Classic Cirque Critiques
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We’re Off and Running, Part 14:
Varekai, Part 1 (2002)
09 June 2018 9:28 AM | No Comments -
We’re Off and Running, Part 13:
Dralion, Part 2 (2001-2003)
08 May 2018 9:18 AM | No Comments -
We’re Off and Running, Part 12:
Dralion, Part 1 (1999-2001)
09 April 2018 9:13 AM | No Comments -
We’re Off and Running, Part 11:
Quidam, Part 2 (1997-1998)
09 March 2018 9:32 PM | No Comments -
We’re Off and Running, Part 10:
Quidam, Part 1 (1996-1997)
09 February 2018 9:24 PM | No Comments
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Latest Headlines
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CirqueCast, Episode #6: Alain Vinet Interview
In this episode, Jose and I interview Alain Vinet, Cirque du Soleil's Musical Director. Alain was nice enough to invite us to his studio at Cirque IHQ where we asked him questions about the process of producing the show soundtracks, live albums and concept albums, how the 30th Anniversary Concert came about (interesting story!), and he also talks to us about his role at Cirque, and much more! Alain has been with the company for many years, so naturally, he's full of Cirque knowledge. Don't miss our video interview! A must for all Cirque music lovers! -
Cirque LV will receive Metropolitan Fashion Excellence Award
Nominees for the Metropolitan Fashion Awards, which honor outstanding achievements in fashion and costume design in motion pictures, TV and live performance, were revealed on Wednesday. The winners will be revealed during Metropolitan Fashion Week's closing gala on Oct. 1 at Warner Bros. Studios in Hollywood. -
Cirque to Bring Its Magic to Life Is Beautiful For a Fourth Year
Musical acts Brumby, Brittany Rose and The Lique won’t be the only homegrown talent performing at this year’s Life Is Beautiful. The music, art and culinary festival has again partnered with Cirque du Soleil to bring the production company’s magical marvels to the streets of Downtown Las Vegas. -
Meet Kooza’s Joey Arrigo
With a reputation for pulse-racing performance, any new show by Cirque du Soliel is wrapped in expectations by an audience eager to be wowed. With Kooza, the company has set the bar even higher. Out troupe member Joey Arrigo, who plays the Trickster, shares his journey with Cec Busby. -
Cirque, Vegas, and Millennials… Oh My!
Cirque’s stage shows opened 20 years ago in Las Vegas with “Mystere” at Treasure Island, and with the most recent activity on the Strip completed, there is a feeling the company has finally settled on the right amount of “content” (or, shows) in Vegas. But don’t jump (to conclusions), says longtime Cirque Chief Executive Officer Daniel Lamarre. -
Trina Solar Announces Marketing/Brand Partnership w/Cirque
Trina Solar Limited, a global leader in solar photovoltaic ("PV") modules, solutions and services, today announced a partnership in which Trina Solar will become Cirque du Soleil's first-ever Official Solar Partner in the United States. The new partnership will focus around co-promotional campaigns, Cirque experiences, and more. -
How Cirque is Changing Paramour
A new signature acrobatic sequence, re-choreographed flying machines, a trimmed climax, and deeper backstories for the lead characters are all among the creative changes that Cirque will incorporate into "Paramour” — work extensive enough to warrant cancelling four performances later this month in order to accommodate it. -
Mystère Gets an Altitude Adjustment
As the pirates of Buccaneer Bay fired the first cannons from the decks of ships anchored in front of newly opened Treasure Island Hotel and Casino in 1993, Cirque du Soleil was launching a show inside that would turn out to be the opening salvo in an entertainment revolution for the Strip. -
Paramour Cancels 4 Performances To Make ”Creative Changes”
PARAMOUR has canceled the August 22, 24, 25, and 31 performances to make “creative changes.” The production released a statement explaining, “True to our roots as street performers, our shows evolve over time to reflect feedback from our consumers and our creative team.” No further details about the changes were shared. -
CirqueClub /// “High Wire Brothers”
One of the many nail-biting acts in KOOZA is the high wire act. The four tightrope walkers perform feats in the air that most of us would find difficult to do on the ground. Three of the performers are the Quiros brothers who come from a long line of Spanish circus performers. -
Issue #151: AUG 2016
This Month: SodaCirque is "Séptimo Día - No Descansaré", CORTEO is being re-born as an arena tour, and Alain Vinet is a busy guy! Interviewed by Fascination, CirqueCast, and Cirque's own Social Media department. -
15 hours in the life of Gabriel Christo
It’s hard work being a Cirque du Soleil performer, especially if you’re a main character in one of its most story-driven productions. Gabriel Christo, 29, joined Cirque at age 20 and performing for Cirque du Soleil is a dream for him, but Christo’s days are long. Here, we detail a typical first day in a new city- from breakfast to back to bed. -
Meet Luzia’s Kelly McDonald and Naomie Zimmermann
What goes through your mind when you're being flung, upside-down, from one performer to another? For trapeze artists Kelly McDonald and Naomie Zimmermann, "it's freedom." "It's travelling and giving you all that you would need to be happy," says Zimmermann. The two alternate playing the role of the “Flyer” in “Adagio”. -
A Day in the Life of Ruby Lewis
Ruby Lewis remains in awe of her Paramour cast mates, who dazzle her. “Every night, I am blown away by the human capacity. Paramour is so joyous, so full of color and light — it’s like entering a magic wonderland,” she says. The Paramour star took NewYork.com through her chock-full, multi-tasking, high-flying day. -
Former Cirque Dancer Turns Setback into a New Mission
These are Tyrell Rolle’s days of R.A.G.E. Not rage, mind you. If anything, Rolle radiates infectious joy as kids surround the lanky dancer, leaping to high-five his outstretched hand after they’ve demonstrated a routine they’re rehearsing at his newly opened Studio 305 in a North Las Vegas shopping center.