Cirque du Soleil Kà

Cirque du Soleil Kà is taking the stage at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas on select nights in July, starting on Saturday, July 2.

Boy meets girl. Paths intertwine. You come of age and you fight. You seek to understand the reality of Kà in love and through conflict. The stage is set as a movable battlefield. Down is up and left is right. Enemies are confronted and defeated. With Kà, you will partake in the glorious path of battle with the determination of victory. You can enjoy Kà at the entertainment epicenter of Las Vegas. The metropolitan area of Las Vegas is home to several unique Cirque du Soleil shows by founders Guy Laliberté and Gilles Ste-Croix.[2] Kà debuted in 2004 in Las Vegas. According to MSNBC, “You can see some of the most amazing acrobats flying around the theater doing things that you thought were not humanly possible.” Desert Companion magazine calls the Kà tour the “best show on the Las Vegas Strip.”
The Meaning of Kà

Kà tells the story of the marvelous journey of a boy and a girl who embark on a notorious adventure to discover and fulfill their destinies. Meanwhile, an entire empire is threatened by a barbaric underground subculture. The storytelling adventures combine martial arts, puppetry, pyrotechnics, watery escapes and intense acrobatics to grab audiences to share in the escape. Platforms are suspended mid-air, and they can each rotate 360 degrees. With a cost of $165 million, Kà is a feast for the eyes. Kà was written by Robert Lepage. Jacques Heim is the choreographer, and Marie-Chantale Vaillancourt is responsible for costume design.

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