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Expérience

Prologue
Bébé (Papa!)
Duo Straps
Chinese Poles
Le Petit / Bébé
Hand-to-Hand
Bungee
PowerTrack &
Korean Plank

Dei Ex Machina
Flying Trapeze
Taïko
Epilogue

Réserve
Aerial Straps
Aerial Silk


Retiré
Manipulation
Flying Trapeze
German Wheel
Flying Man
Main-à-Main
High Bar
Aerial Cube
FastTrack /
Korean Plank /
Trampoline

Odyssey

Évolution
Visuals
Audio/Visual
Features

 

Experience
Flying Trapeze
(Dec.25.1993 - Dec.1995)


Human dreams taking flight, borne by the hopes of a new millennium. The pendulum movement of the trapeze flyers emphasize that time continues but never stops passing. The benefits outweigh the risks, for the adventure is the reward.

Before the High Bar apparatus was conceived for Cirque du Soleil's 1994 creation Alegría, Mystère featured a Flying Trapeze number very similar to one presented in 1990's Nouvelle Expérience. With flashy, colorful costumes and an unwavering spirit to fly, these birds of prey took to the skies in a phenomenal act, which, unfortunately, is no longer presented. At the end of the 1995 season, this number was replaced with the High Bar. But notice that this version of High Bar is actually a dual High Bar, which makes this presentation vastly different than the one seen in Alegría.

 

• "Birimbau"


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