'A young girl's escape into a world of imagination' was the concept behind the Cirque du Soleil, Quidam, showing at the Royal Albert Hall. Mer and I managed to get 2 tickets for the front row by sheer luck.
There was some audience participation, particularly from people sat on the front rows. But luckily we escaped this by looking anywhere but at the people on the stage.
The performance was great. There was the man on the German Wheel, Boum Boum; a white muscly bald man with scary eyes and a tall man with no head...
My favourites were the aerial contortionist and the lady balancing on canes and the 2 statues. I'm always marvelling at the level of core control they have in these acts.
There was some audience participation, particularly from people sat on the front rows. But luckily we escaped this by looking anywhere but at the people on the stage.
The performance was great. There was the man on the German Wheel, Boum Boum; a white muscly bald man with scary eyes and a tall man with no head...
Great show as alway Cirque du Soleil.
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