Cirque Italia extends run until
Feb. 10
One of the characters from Cirque Italia's "Aquatic Spectacular." (Cirque Italia / January 29, 2013)
By Matthew J. Palm, Orlando Sentinel Arts Writer
from: orlandosentinel.com
January 29, 2013
Cirque Italia's "Aquatic Spectacular" show has extended its run in Kissimmee by a week. The show, which has pitched its big top on Vine Street, will now give performances through Feb. 10.
The "Aquatic Spectacular" stage holds 35,000 gallons of water for its performers' feats. Ariel acts are a key part of the show, which features hand balancing, contortionists and a high-wire routine.
"Cirque Italia is not an average or traditional circus," says producer Chanté DeMoustes. "It's more of a Broadway meets Bellagio that travels from city to city."
Feb. 10
One of the characters from Cirque Italia's "Aquatic Spectacular." (Cirque Italia / January 29, 2013)
By Matthew J. Palm, Orlando Sentinel Arts Writer
from: orlandosentinel.com
January 29, 2013
Cirque Italia's "Aquatic Spectacular" show has extended its run in Kissimmee by a week. The show, which has pitched its big top on Vine Street, will now give performances through Feb. 10.
The "Aquatic Spectacular" stage holds 35,000 gallons of water for its performers' feats. Ariel acts are a key part of the show, which features hand balancing, contortionists and a high-wire routine.
"Cirque Italia is not an average or traditional circus," says producer Chanté DeMoustes. "It's more of a Broadway meets Bellagio that travels from city to city."
(Cirque Italia / January 29, 2013 )
Surrounded by fountains, Cirque Italia performers demonstrate strength and balance.
Cirque Italia's owner, Manuel Rebecchi, was born and raised in Milan, Italy, and came to the United States in 2000. He spent his childhood traveling across Europe with his renowned aunt, Moira Orfei, and her circus. His uncle, Massimiliano Nones, is a recipient of the prestigious Clown d'Or Award.
WHERE: Under its traveling big top, 200 Vine St., Kissimmee
WHEN: 7 p.m. Wednesdays-Fridays, 3 and 7 p.m. Saturdays, 2 and 6 p.m. Sundays, through Feb. 10
TICKETS: $20-$40 adults, $10-$35 children
CALL: 941-704-8572
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