Go behind the scenes of a live Cirque du Soleil show
By Tribute on December 20, 2012 | 2 Comments
nullEver wonder what goes on behind the scenes of a live Cirque du Soleil performance or what really goes into creating the spectacle you see on stage? To celebrate the big screen release of null, Tribute had the unique opportunity to go backstage at KÀ in Las Vegas — KÀ is one of the seven Cirque shows featured in the new film. We had a chance to meet some of the performers, tour the wardrobe department where costumes and show accessories are touched up and prepared each day, and explore the training and workout room where performers practice and prepare for their next big routine.
Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away was released in Montreal theaters earlier this month but the rest of North America will have the opportunity to enjoy the film in 2D, 3D and IMAX 3D when it’s realeased everywhere else tomorrow (December 21). In the meantime, check out the gallery below for more from our backstage experience!
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- The KÀ auditorium at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
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- The KÀ auditorium at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
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- The KÀ auditorium at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
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- The moving KÀ stage
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- A closer look at the moving stage
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- The puppet costumes from KÀ
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- The performers’ workout and training area
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- The performers’ workout and training area
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- A look inside the KÀ wardrobe room
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- Molds of each performer’s head for the fittings
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- The wardrobe room
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- In the wardrobe room
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- Wardrobe area
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- Warrior costumes
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- A close-up of some of the KA costumes
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- The warrior costume from KÀ
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- Headpieces
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- Footwear
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- A performer getting his stage makeup done
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- Hair headpieces
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- A performer getting his stage makeup done
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- Show headpieces
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- A performer’s detailed footwear
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