Cirque Du Soleil

A Canadian entertainment company that defines its activities as "an artistic blend of circus and street performance." It was founded in 1984 by Guy Laliberté and Gilles Sainte-Croix and is based in Montreal, Canada. The circus is known for its principled rejection of animal participation in performances and for its synthetic performances, in which circus skills are combined with music, whimsical design and choreography. It is believed that he breathed new life into circus art.
The company employs more than 4 thousand people working in different troupes, which makes it possible to give performances in different cities at the same time. The main part of the troupe gives performances in Las Vegas, the tour part travels with various shows around the world, performing both in the arena under a temporary tent (tent) or in a permanent circus arena, as well as on theater stages and in concert halls. The circus's annual revenue exceeds $ 600 million.
The circus collaborated with composer René Dupere, director Robert Lepage, fashion designer Thierry Mugler. The director-director of the circus has been Pavel Brun for many years, and the choreographer is Debra Lynne Brown.