see the Cirque De Soleil

perfect date right?

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I missed the traveling Kooza show when it was in San Francisco but they moved to San Jose for a while and I totally went to see it there!!! It was great. So utterly fabulous. I purchased a shirt to remember it by! :D I loved some performances more than others and some were not so interesting. The clowns were actually highly amusing. One clown pretended to be an obnoxious tourist-audience member and he came and sat in the row right in front of us, and in a seat very very close to us too. It was so adorable!

I totally fell in love with the Trickster character, though. He’s like the silent MC of the Kooza show. Sooooo cool and charismatic. Damn, I love him. I want to see another Cirque show!

I saw their show “Varekai” last year and it was absolutely magical! The whole team is sooo talented! They’re acrobatics is amazing!

I would seriously recommend for anyone to go see them, and i would definitely go again.

I went to see ‘Love’ at the Mirage in Las Vegas.
It was amazing: the stage, props, dancers, ideas..
and the integration with the Beatles’ music, which in itself is spectacular.

Truly amazing. Sort of expensive.. about 80 bucks for the seats in the very last row.. but still worth it. You can still see everything. ( :

Prismatic, Mistifying, and Mesmerizing. I thought I was in a dream the whole time. If you ever get the chance to see one of their shows….do it! Don’t pass it up, you will regret it!

So many things to see at once. Beautiful and artsy, I think that I will go again someday.

I’ve seen a few Cirque de Soleil. The first was in Renton, about an hour away from home. It was great. The second was Zumanity in Vegas and it was extraordinary. The third time was in Redmond, very close to home and great for that reason. If you can see Cirque in Vegas – DO! If you can see Cirque anywhere else – consider cost and amount of times you have seen the show. Always good for a fun night out, though.

My wife & I flew to Vegas for our 20th just to see Cirque. We had front row seats. I had seen most of their videos, but nothing prepared me to be so intimately involved in their performance. It’s something else when you can hear the performers gasping for air and see the sweat dripping off their brows.

A truly worthy experience.

Alegria was the first I’ve seen, and then I saw la nouba in orlando. My good friend is in it. It’s an art form, to say the very least. Which one should I see next?