ONE DROP FOUNDATION

Guy Laliberté wants ONE DROP to continue to forge ahead in the future. With its participation in a number of varied activities, 2009 promises to be a turning point with the addition of various activities related to the ONE DROP Foundation, to which Cirque du Soleil will provide its support

  • Launch of AQUA, a multisensory, multimedia experience with water as the focal point
  • Visit our new website

Learn more about One Drop

History – The beginnings of Cirque.

  • 1983

    Original logo design for le CLUB DES TALONS HAUTS, Cirque du Soleil’s parent company, by Josée Bélanger.

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    Scene from LA FÊTE FORAINE.
    Photo: François Rivard

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  • 1983

    LA FÊTE FORAINE.
    Photo: François Rivard

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    LA FÊTE FORAINE. A gathering of street performers, it was inspired by the communal spirit of the 1960s.
    Photo: François Rivard

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    LA FÊTE FORAINE.
    Photo: François Rivard

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  • 1983

    LA FÊTE FORAINE.
    Photo: François Rivard

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    A performance at LA FETE FORAINE, a precursor to Cirque du Soleil, Baie-Saint-Paul(Québec).
    Photo: François Rivard

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  • 1983

    LA FÊTE FORAINE.
    Photo: François Rivard

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  • 1984

    Design for Cirque du Soleil’s first logo, by Josée Bélanger.

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  • 1984

    Cirque du Soleil’s first big top, shrouded in fog. Learning to live with the realities of running a touring circus (like weather) proved challenging.
    Photo: Guy Laliberté

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  • 1986

    An artist performs on the high wire.
    Photo: Guy Laliberté

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  • 1986

    Box office.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1986

    A poster for Cirque’s show, LA MAGIE CONTINUE.

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  • 1990

    Lifang Wang performs foot juggling.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    The new look: Cirque du Soleil, in costumes designed by Dominique Lemieux, takes the stage.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    NOUVELLE EXPÉRIENCE’S artists les Flounes. Left to right: Cécile Ardail, Patrice Wojciechowski, Christophe Lelarge, David Lebel et Isabelle Chassé.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    Jinny Jacinto, Isabelle Chassé et Laurence Racine-Choinière. Missing from picture, Nadine Louis-Binette.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    Rehearsal for LE CIRQUE RÉINVENTÉ.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    The Devils.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    NOUVELLE EXPERIENCE’s Devils.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    Isabelle Chassé.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1990

    Brian Dewhurst as The Great Chamberlain.
    Photo: Jean-François Leblanc

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  • 1993

    Franco Dragone confers with artists.
    Photo: Cirque du Soleil inc.

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