The circus comes to town for the grand re-opening of the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto
October 2010 saw the official Grand Re-opening of the Sony Centre of the Performing Arts, with a special presentation of Cirque Eloize: ID, written and directed by Jeannot Painchaud.
The show was a stunning mix of classic circus and urban street dance, adding up for a lot of fun for the audience. Highlights include incredible stunts on a bicycle, trampoline, poles, stack of chairs and aerial silks — all set to the background of a dark metropolis, with gangs battling for turf and identity.
The Cirque Eloize show is in Toronto only until the October 9th, but the Sony Centre has a great lineup of other shows for this season.
The Sony Centre is Canada’s largest soft-seat theatre and originally opened in October of 1960 with Julie Andrews in Camelot; now, 50 years later, the theatre is fully renovated and ready to reclaim it’s spot as a must-see in Toronto.
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