Cirque du Soleil - Kurios
Seeing is disbelieving in this incredible steampunk cirque spectacular!
Cirque du Soleil - Kurios
"Pure, must-see magic."
Mommy Gearest.com
Cirque du Soleil - Kurios
Seeing is disbelieving in this incredible steampunk cirque spectacular!
Why see Cirque du Soleil - Kurios?
Portland Welcomes A CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
The iconic performing arts empire unveils its 35th full-scale production, Kurios, stopping in Grand Prairie this April. Taking on a distinctly steampunk theme, Kurios takes inspiration from the latter half of the 19th century, when railroads made travel more accessible, and inventions like the telegraph improved long-distance communications.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM KURIOS
Prepare to have your world turned completely upside down and to have your perceptions challenged, in this brand-new offering from Cirque du Soleil. The action takes place within a curio cabinet of an ambitious inventor, who defies the laws of time, space and physics in order to transform reality around him. Suddenly, the visible becomes intangible, perspectives are thrown out of balance, and his world is literally turned upside down in a place that's as beautiful as it is mysterious.
Marvel at the amazing feats of prowess on display; from aerial acrobatics, to steampunk clowns and contortionists, this is a darker side of Cirque du Soleil!
DID YOU KNOW?
The show is directed by Cirque veteran Michel Laprise, best known for his collaborations with Madonna, providing artistic direction for her 2012 Super Bowl appearance,and subsequently directing her hugely popular MDNA tour.
Key Information
Audience
Suitable for all the family. Children under the age of two years old are admitted for free, however they must remain seated on the lap of a parent at all times.
Run Time
Two hours 10 minutes, including a 25-minute intermission.
Dates
Finished Oct 8, 2017
Reviews
Customer reviews
Katy L
Weird but great
It's like Wes Anderson and Tim Burton teamed up to direct a circus. It
was weird and amazing and funny.
I sat in the very last back row and I could see everything perfectly fine
with no issue, none of the seats were very far from the stage, and as
far as I could tell there were no areas that had obscured lines of sight.
We ate at the bistro inside the Agora market before hand since they
are offering a free tapas dish when you have your ticket for Kurios.
Definitely made for a well rounded evening. ... Read more
NEWS, TICKETS, THEATRE & MORE
"Broadway and show news straight to your inbox!"
Read how we protect your data .