Saltimbanco – The Circus In Town

The last times I saw Saltimbanco was almost 10 years ago! The memory of that performance was so magical I can’t wait to introduce my kids to the fantasy world of Cirque Du Soleil. 

Excitement! Artistry! Surrealism!

Those are the key words that describe the unique fusion of acrobatics and circus arts in a live theatrical experience. For those  of you who have not yet attended a Cirque du Soleil show, I don’t want to spoil your surprise, but do expect to be WOWed.

Cirque du Soleil Singapore

Between whirlwind and lull, prowess and poetry, Saltimbanco’s eclectic cast of characters will take you on an allegorical and acrobatic journey into a fanciful, dreamlike world, an imaginary city where diversity is a cause for hope.

Saltimbanco has its origins from the Italian language, “saltare in banco” which literally means “to jump on a bench”. It is a Cirque du Soleil signature show inspired by the urban fabric of the metropolis and its colorful inhabitants.

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Saltimbanco is currently touring in Singapore from now till 5 August 2012 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium (2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691). Purchase your tickets from SISTIC.

Showtimes:

Tuesday to Friday: 8pm
Saturday: 4pm & 8pm
Sunday: 1pm & 5pm

Ticket Prices: $148, $118, $88 (exclude booking fee)

Free admission for infants in arms and children below the age of 3. Children above 3 years must purchase ticket for admission.

After Singapore, Saltimbanco travels to Philippines (9 August), Kaoshiung City, Taiwan (29 August), Taipei (5 September), Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic (November).

Click HERE to watch more videos of Saltimbanco

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Meiling has over ten years in the marketing communications industry before taking the plunge to pursue her passion in writing. She specializes in family features and writes often about travel and her experiences as a mother to her two kids while juggling her writing career. She works closely with companies to expand their communications strategies, and trains with non profit organizations to educate the public to manage Corporate Sexual Harassment and Parenting with Confidence.

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