KURIOS is
one of the must-see things, this holiday season! Cabinet of Curiosities is a tale in which time comes to a complete stop, transporting the audience inside a fantasy world where everything is possible.
The name of the show refers to the humble and strange characters that inhabit the Seeker's Cabinet of Curiosities.
This was my first time attending Cirque Du Soleil, and I am so glad I got the
chance to attend a show. As my guest and I arrived we could see the famous big blue and yellow tent welcoming us. As we walk towards the entrance, the smell of warm popcorn filled the air. Once past the front gates and in the tent,
there were plenty of things to do and see for all ages - props, displays. There were backdrops for those
selfie lover’s and people who love to take pictures. Yes, I’m guilty! Many pictures appeared on my instrgram feed that night.
If comfront food is on your list the concession stands offered popcorn, hot
dogs, pretzels, and candies, even alcoholic bevies were being served for the
adults. The souvenir stands were everywhere throughout the venue.
We bought goggles for both of my sons, that made them look like little aliens.
When we got to our seats and I was quite impressed with how close everything was to the stage. I was in awe of the stage design, which was a futuristic, Victorian, steampunk vibe set, but as soon as the lights dimmed I was instantly mesmerized. The performances were really jaw dropping, literally my mouth was open throughout the entire show with ooh, aah, lots of WOW and plenty of oh my gosh!
I was so
happy it was KURIOS that I went to because the show had the old circus style
with a modern-day twist. There was tightrope walkers, swinging, the Siamese twin, and jugglers. The acrobat’s performances were
breathtaking. The costumes were fabulously created, unique and fun.
There were
so many things I loved, but my top three favourite scenes are Contortion,
the performer's movements and flexibility were phenomenal. I couldn’t believe
that people can actually do things like that. Not only were their performance wonderful, but their costumes were extremely colourful and so real-like. Second, was
Aerial Bicycle, the way she rode her bike and did her acrobatic tricks in
midair was the first part of my jaw-dropping experience. She made it seem so effortless and had this gracefulness to
her that totally amazed me. Last but not least Aerial Straps. Watching two men swinging across the tent and over each other using only two
strips of fabric is extraordinary. There were so many times I was scared for
them but their performace blew me away - especially when they wrapped themselves up in the
fabric and fell from the top of the tent all the way down to just before the
stage. Some of my other favourite moments were the Upside-Down World, Russian Cradle Duo and Rola Bola.
I forsure
would recommend KURIOS to my friends and family. We'll definitely include it on our holiday wish list! It is a night of fun entertainment for the
whole family!
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