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In one awe-inspiring and incredible performance, you will witness high-energy dances, acrobatics, amazing balancing acts along with aerialists, clowns, contortionists, flying trapeze and much more! |
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Cirque Hawaii Show
Cirque Hawaii is a multi million dollar state-of-the-art theatrical show and sensory delight showcasing world-renowned and award-winning talent that brings together over 40 performers and 15 renowned acts from around the world to entertain Hawaiian audiences.
With a 70-foot high aerial apparatus, artists will perform for you feats of daring beauty never seen before. With 478 seats and up to two shows nightly (not including special groups and afternoon matinées), the Cirque Hawaii Show lends itself to dramatic use of the aerial, as well as a state-of-the-art stage, surround sound and spectacular lighting. The show is a talented and exotic blend of strength, balance, humor, skill, beauty and grace.
In one awe-inspiring and incredible performance you will witness high-energy dance, acrobats, amazing balancing acts along with aerialists, clowns, contortionists, flying trapeze and much more. The show features surround sound, projections, hazers and foggers along with synchronized, intelligent lighting. |
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Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii |
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| Start Time | 6:30pm | | End Time | 7:45pm |
| Start Time | 8:30pm | | End Time | 9:45pm |
| | Start Time | 6:30pm | | End Time | 7:45pm |
| Start Time | 8:30pm | | End Time | 9:45pm |
| | Start Time | 6:30pm | | End Time | 7:45pm |
| Start Time | 8:30pm | | End Time | 9:45pm |
| | | Start Time | 6:30pm | | End Time | 7:45pm |
| Start Time | 8:30pm | | End Time | 9:45pm |
| | Start Time | 6:30pm | | End Time | 7:45pm |
| Start Time | 8:30pm | | End Time | 9:45pm |
| | Start Time | 6:30pm | | End Time | 7:45pm |
| Start Time | 8:30pm | | End Time | 9:45pm |
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8:30 pm show is summer ONLY |
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No timeshare presentations... and guaranteed lowest price! |
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Activity Highlights:- An awe-inspiring and incredible performance
- You will witness stunning, high-energy dances and acrobatics
- Amazing balancing acts
- Special effects, surround sound and projections
- Choice of Reserved, Preferred or VIP seating (dinner not included with this package)
When? - 1st Show: 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm
- 2nd Show: 8:30 pm - 9:45 pm (Summer ONLY)
- Closed on Wednesdays
Where? - 325 Seaside Avenue, Waikiki
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The show occupies the former IMAX Theater in the heart of Waikiki on Seaside Avenue (between Kalakaua and Kuhio Street), just mauka (direction of the mountains) of the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center sandwiched between Waikiki Business Plaza and Shopping Plaza. Look for the large Cirque Hawaii sign. Limited non-host parking is available in the Cirque Hawaii building. |
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An awe-inspiring presentation of acrobatics but needs some element of 'local' culture
Reviewer: David Hull
(Waipahu, HI, USA)
February 11, 2006
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If you are looking for a Hawaii-themed "cirque" performance, you'd better look fast, as the four hula girls that appear at the beginning are the last you'll see of any content reference to Hawaii. The show is a respectable and sometimes awe-inspiring presentation of acrobatics, not unlike the Chinese acrobats who seem to visit the Hawaii Theater in town every Christmas season, but with more sound, light, costume design and with much more skill. The cast is hugely talented. The contortionist who appears early in the show is jaw-drop stunning and may very well be worth the price of the ticket alone. The rest of the show is hit or miss, with more hits than misses actually, but the whole never seems to be more than the sum of its parts.
This is disappointing,as I think this show has the potential to be huge success. Two things need to happen. The first is that some kind of narrative dramatic theme, ANYTHING, would help. Early in the show there seems to be a fuss made over a silver ball. Then it vanishes never to return. If there is such a theme, I didn't get it. As a result, what I saw was a cavalcade of unrelated acrobatic acts stitched together by interstitials of amusing pratfalls and buffoonery (which absolutely delighted my 7 year old). The second thing is that the show needs an infusion of some element of 'local' culture. I use this term in the broadest sense. It could be "Hawaiian". It could be "Asian Influenced". It could be in the music. In the background lighting. In the costuming. Go to school on our various collective cultural heritages and respectfully incorporate it. Make this show in some way a product of this place (Hawaii) and I think people will attend it in droves. |
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