The Montreal-based troupe is coming to Camden Thursday with "totem". It's the story of man's development as a species, from simple life by a stream to venturing into space.
Every Cirque show manages to tell a story while an international company of performers dazzles you with amazing feats.
In this case, what appear to be canoeists are actually roller skaters. Acrobats will catapult across a stage-wide framework.
A couple will play out a love story while swinging from a trapeze 40 feet in the air. And Drexel University engineering grad Greg Kennedy, a Philadelphia native will perform his juggling act inside a high-tech cone, using balls that glow in the dark.He says he uses his college education more in this act than when he worked as an engineer!
Cirque du Soleil is performed in a tent, the venue most used by circuses for centuries.
Cirque's troupe will be on the Camden w waterfront through June 30th.
It will be set up along the Camden waterfront, adjoining Campbell's Field. Ample parking is right nearby. For information or tickets, call 1-800-450-1480 or access Totem.
Note: Higher fees are assessed for telephone orders.
