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The article focuses on Cirque du Soleil's BAZZAR, a captivating show featuring acrobats, dancers, and musicians performing a variety of high-skill routines under the big top on Market Street in Hartford, Connecticut, showcasing the creativity and talent of performers from around the world. It introduces malakhamb, a traditional Indian sport, being performed by Cirque du Soleil artists for the first time in the show's history, adding a new dimension to the spectacle.

The article offers information on several events in Albuquerque, New Mexico in March 2017 including Cirque du Soleil's OVO Performance, the 29th Annual Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festival, and Marine Mammals Celebration.

The article offers information related to circus. Topics include the summer season shows at the Circus World Museum (CWM) from May 19 to August 27, 2017 which will feature performances of circus animals, bankruptcy declaration of the Big Apple Circus, and the Cirque du Soleil show "Volta" in Montreal, Quebec on April 20, 2017.

The article reviews the touring circus show OVO by entertainment company Cirque du Soleil held at the Germain Arena in Fort Myers, Florida in October 2016.

The article discusses the commitment of circus company Cirque Du Soleil to comply with fire and life safety regulations during its touring productions worldwide. Topics discussed include compliance with the minimum flame resistance requirements of local authorities having jurisdictions (AHJs) with regards to its circus tent canvas, the installation of fire sprinklers, and the collaboration of the company wit AHJs, fire marshals, building inspectors, health authorities and other key players.

An interview with professional step dancer and body percussionist Jason Nious is presented. He talks about what he thinks made him to get cast in a show of entertainment company Cirque du Soleil show. When asked whether he stays inspired as a performer with eight to 12 shows every week, he says that staying focuses and true is what makes him a professional performer. He explains how competitive sports help him learn to connect with an audience.

The article focuses on Cirque du Soleil, a Canadian entertainment company, and also reflects on the Latino performers of the company. It states that the major reason behind the success of the company is its diversity, unique performances and its artists. It mentions that there are approximately 100 Latino performers in the company who travel in different cities and countries for the performances.

The article offers news briefs related to the circus industry worldwide as of March 2012. Big Apple Circus Ltd. will end its Dream Big edition in five location including one in Queens, New York from May 17 to June 22, 2012. Cirque du Soleil has closed its production of "Zaia" at the Macau Sands China hotel in Macau, China. Alexander Lacey has joined Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows as its Blue Unit star with lions and tigers.

An interview with Concrete Architectural Associates BV founder Rob Wagemans is presented. Wagemans notes that the collaboration with interiro architect Erik van Dillen and designer Gilian Schrofer for designing a head office for Cirque du Soleil opened the way for the startup of Concrete. He mentions that they were working on hotel, hospital, and airport design through four phases including concept design, preliminary design, and design development.

The article offers information on the CityCenter in Las Vegas, Nevada in which Elvis, a show by Cirque Du Soleil featuring the life of singer Elvis Presley, is being performed. It says that the show is being played at the Aria Resort & Casino within the complex which features several establishments including Vdara Hotel & Spa, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, and Crystals retail and entertainment district. It adds that one can visit the GOLD Lounge for a cocktail following the show.

The article presents several events in Texas in 2011. It announces that the 1974 Mel Brooks masterpiece "Young Frankenstein" has been returned into Broadway musical. It offers information on the Cirque du Soleil's Ovo, which teaches people about insect sex. It highlights the Dinosaurs Unearthed exhibition at the Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas through May 1.

The article features Canadian violinist Sebastien Savard who performs in the Cirque du Soleil production of "Ovo" dressed as a fiddle-playing insect. Savard has become a crowd pleaser in the show, playing the violin behind his back or off his hip and dancing to the music while waving three-foot long rubbery spikes in the air. Savard temporarily quit teaching strings when he joined "Ovo" because he believes that the show has many musical and physical challenges that offers growth to an artist.

The article deals with the 2010 "Move It" event at Olympia in Kensington, England which featured stalls, performances and music. Participants to the four-day exhibition included Sarah Lamb of Royal Ballet, dancers with Down's Syndrome and the Cirque du Soleil who held all day auditions. It cites the popularity of hip hop and street dance with the Flawless performance as one the event's highlights.

The author describes the process employed by the Opening Drums training program for Cirque du Soleil's show "Mystère" in Las Vegas, Nevada. Artists meet with the author, the group's percussionist, for at least two 30-minute sessions a week, during the initial training period. The focus of initial training is on consistent hand movements while maintaining a relaxed and fluid range of motion. More rhythms, techniques and movements are introduced in the third to sixth weeks, to be used in actual show performance.

The article provides updates on the development of some activities related to circus. Magician/illusionist Criss Angel has signed a ten-year contract worth that much with the hotel-casino to do a magic show called "Believe," which incorporates Cirque du Soleil Inc. On the other hand, Rosie O'Donnell has been preparing to host a live variety special for NBC, in which she considers as a dream come true.

The article focuses on the importance of proper massage therapy to the performers of Cirque du Soleil, the Canadian circus company. Massage therapists provide several 20- to 30-minute massages per day. It was stated by one of the performers that the services they provide depend on the expertise of the therapists they employ.

The article reviews theatrical production "Luzia" performed at Royal Albert Hall by entertainment company Cirque du Soleil at Royal Albert Hall as of February 1, 2022.

Features the production `Mystere,' performed by the Cirqeu du Soleil circus group at the Treasure Island Hotel in Las Vegas. Former gymnasts as cast members; House troupe; Acts; Gymnasts' attraction to the production.

The article offers information on the top 10 tours from different artists and performers in 2012 including the Immortal World Tour by Cirque du Soleil, Lady Gaga, and Madonna.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being dragged up on stage as a sole assistant for a magician at the Cirque du Soleil, the world-famous circus-arts production.

The article discusses the technical aspect of the rock concert "Viva Elvis," which features dancers, live bands, and video as tribute to the music of the king of rock and roll, Elvis Presley. It says that the show was produced by the Cirque du Soleil while Jonathan Deans was chosen as the sound's designer. It states that Deans installed a surround system into the theater, buried 20 subwoofers in the floor, and used the Meyer Sound Level Control Systems (LCS) LX-300 consoles.

An interview with dancer Chris Jarosz is presented. When asked about how long he has been dancing, he says he has been doing it for almost five years. He notes that his participation at the reality show "So You Think You Can Dance?" was his first exposure to the national spotlight. He comments that the taping of the elimination rounds were stressful and difficult, however he would do it again. He adds that his involvement at the show has led him to join the Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article provides information on the production process of the theater play, "Criss Angel Believe." It relates that musician Criss Angel and entertainment firm, Cirque du Soleil Inc., have teamed together in making out plans about the style that is appropriate for their show. It also affirms that they contacted Ray Winkler to be the production designer, Tamlyn Wright as the assistant production designer and Serge Denoncourt to direct it.

The article discusses the swimming suit design for the Cirque du Soleil Inc.'s water show "O" in Montreal, Quebec. An overview on the costume making process and facilities used is presented, which include silk screening tables for fabric printing and large rooms for dryers and craftworkers. Several photographs that depict synchronized swimming scenes from the aquatic show is presented. Guy Brassard, costume specialist, emphasizes the importance of quality by knowing its medium.

The article presents some observations regarding the circus industry in the United States. It has survived for centuries because it has been able to adapt to please the audience. The Cirque du Soleil production will feature an international cast of 60 acrobats who will perform aerial, extreme sports and urban, freestyle dance.

Deals with the lighting design for the theatrical production "KÀ" from the Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, Nevada. Background of the play; Incorporation of fixtures traditionally used in cinemas; Utilization of lighting designs in creating contrast between the show's environments.

Presents news briefs on the dance sector in Great Britain as of December 2004. Information on Dance Publicity UK, a company that promotes dance throughout the country; Shows in England performed by Cirque du Soleil; Reelection of Fred Boast as president of the Old Time Dance Society.