O Cirque du Soleil oferece kits para a imprensa de vários espetáculos e informações sobre a empresa.
Alegría
Alegría é uma atitude, um estado de espírito. São muitos os temas do espetáculo, cujo nome significa "júbilo" em espanhol. Poder e herança de poder com o passar do tempo, a evolução das antigas monarquias para as modernas democracias, o novo, o antigo — este é o pano de fundo dos personagens de Alegría. Bobos da corte, menestréis, pedintes, velhos aristocratas e crianças compõem todo o universo do espetáculo, além de palhaços que, sozinhos, são capazes de resistir ao tempo e às suas consequentes mudanças sociais.Faça download
Espetáculo em turnê: Rússia, Ucrânia, Reino Unido, Polônia, Espanha, Romênia, Eslováquia, Bulgária, Bielo-rússia, França
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A cantora de preto
The Black Singer is the White Singer’s alter ego. While she too expresses in song the atmosphere of Alegría, there is wickedness about her. In her elegant black dress, which mirrors that of the White Singer, she hides many secrets in her dark heart.
Palhaços
The clowns are witnesses to the passing of centuries, the social commentators of Alegría. The clowns reflect the eternal spirit of mankind. They are grounded and realistic, telling little stories of everyday life – where everyone is a hero, where anyone can fall in love and suffer a broken heart. The clowns are visionaries – philosophers of absurdity. Endearing, comical and child-like, they turn the world into a circus.
Fleur
Fleur, our guide through the world of Alegría, is unreliable, unearthly and unpredictable. Carrying his lighted scepter, he parades around humoring the pretension of the Old Birds who hover around him. He can appear fun loving, but the beak-nosed, hunch-backed Fleur is jealous, petty and angry. He is rotten to the core yet elegantly dressed in a red velvet coachman’s jacket, black brimmed hat and jeweled vest that barely covers his grotesquely protruding belly.
Velhos pássaros nostálgicos
The nostalgic Old Birds observe the goings on as though they were still young and beautiful and the future was still theirs. They admire their reflections in mirror-less frames but are only empty shells, shadows of their former selves. They are the old aristocracy, still convinced of their power and beauty. But they are twisted, deformed and ugly. They wear fanciful hats and hide behind their flamboyant costumes in rich tones of mauve, green and gold, covered with lace, jewels and embroidery.
As Ninfas
The nymphs are youthful and ethereal. Their exuberance is infectious and their enchanting dance can melt the hardest of hearts. These gentle creatures exude sensuality and beauty as they glide across the stage.
Tamir
Always available and ever helpful, Tamir is like a magical fairy who appears when he is needed, only to suddenly disappear when he has fulfilled his mission. Dressed in a distinctive gold coat, quilted white trousers and a bowler hat, his wide grin and sparkling eyes are windows into his generous souls.
A cantora de branco
The White Singer is the storyteller who echoes in song everything she sees around her. She sings of melancholy and despair, of joy and happiness. Her luminous white gown is exquisite – underneath a bodice and skirt-frame adorned with jewels and pearls, is miles of flowing crinoline. In her dress and long white gloves, she moves like a delicate porcelain doll in a jewelry box.