Get ready for Cirque du Soleil's brand new show

Old Montreal and Old Port Summer Culture, arts and heritage
Vieux Port et Centre ville de Montréal
Isa Tousignant

Isa Tousignant

Who’s excited for the Cirque’s summer show? Montréal’s Old Port welcomes the beloved classic Cirque du Soleil mega big-top production, KURIOS, until August 25, 2024. Run, don’t walk, because these tickets are selling fast.

Kurios Cirque du Soleil, Aerial bicycle
Kurios Cirque du Soleil, Yo-yos

It’s time to get KURIOS

There’s nothing quite like seeing a Cirque du Soleil show in its hometown, under the big top in the picturesque Old Port of Montréal. The buzz in the air is simply magical! We all get to experience that again this summer, at the Cirque’s already rave-reviewed, long-touring show, KURIOS.

KUROS - Cabinet of Curiosities takes innovating to the next level when a scientist creates a machine that leads to a place where the craziest ideas and the grandest dreams lie waiting. Suddenly, the visible becomes invisible, perspectives are transformed, and the world is literally turned upside down. In an alternate yet familiar past, in a place where wonders abound for those who trust their imagination, a Seeker discovers that in order to glimpse the marvels that lie just below the surface, we must first learn to close our eyes.

This a high-flying circus performance originally scripted in 2014 features a cast of 49 artists from 17 different countries from across the globe. Expect a spectacle, all along the theme of a journey into the unknown of an invisible world, where a veritable menagerie of otherworldly characters is unleashed.

Get your tickets now to witness this high octane spectacle full of mystery, twists, magic, poetry and daring acrobatics made all the more amazing with an innovative use of technology. It will be a memorable big-top experience.

Isa Tousignant

Isa Tousignant

Isa Tousignant is a Montréal-based editor and storyteller with a curiosity that runs deeper than most. She has chatted life philosophies with celebrity chefs, gemologists, arena rockers and furries. (All were transformative.) Her free time is spent designing jewellery and laughing at her husband’s jokes.

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