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Alegría
Cirque du Soleil Alegría logo
CompanyCirque du Soleil
GenreContemporary circus
Show typeTouring arena show
Date of premiereApril 1994
Creative team
DirectorFranco Dragone
Director of creationGilles Ste-Croix
ComposerRené Dupéré
Costume designerDominique Lemieux
Set designerMichel Crête
ChoreographerDebra Brown
Lighting designerLuc Lafortune
Sound designerGuy Desrochers
Company founder and CEOGuy Laliberté
Other information
Preceded byMystère (1993)
Succeeded byQuidam (1996)
Official website

Alegría is a Cirque du Soleil touring production, created in 1994 by director Franco Dragone and director of creation Gilles Ste-Croix.

Alegría is one of Cirque du Soleil's most popular touring shows. Since its premiere in April 1994, it has been performed over 5,000 times and seen by over 10 million spectators in more than 65 cities around the world.[1] Alegría originated as a touring big top show. However, beginning with its 2009-2010 North American tour, the show has been converted to an arena format, enabling it to visit cities that were previously inaccessible to the big top tour. Furthermore, Alegría took a short respite and was converted to a resident show at MGM's Beau Rivage casino from May 1999 to October 2000 before it continued touring again.

Alegría takes its name from the Spanish word for "joy." Cirque du Soleil's literature describes the show as "an operatic introspection of the struggle for power and the invigorating energy of youth."[2] Dominique Lemieux's costumes evince a baroque aesthetic of decadence and ornamentation, while René Dupéré's new-age musical score features a unique blend of French, Spanish, African, and Mediterranean influences. The stage and props are characterized by gothic arches and harsh angular designs.

Set and technical information

The stage of Alegría is topped by a giant dome and decorated with stylistic columns and balustrades. The dome gives the sense of an impressive, powerful structure, similar to how churches and government buildings utilize similar architectural constructs. The stage has spiral ramps on opposing sides which lead down, symbolizing the unknown. The floor of the stage has the head of a salamander, used for the four elements in which it lives. The 17th-century-ballroom stylistic lighting design reflects a nostalgic atmosphere. Finally, an autumnal color palette creates the luminous obscurity of the show.[3]

Cast

The characters in Alegría comprise people of two separate generations: the New Order and the Old Order.[4]

  • Fleur: An unpredictable and dangerous madman who believes he is king. He is the guide to the world of Alegría.
  • Nostalgic old birds: The Nostalgic Old Birds have lived in the palace for as long as it has existed. They are empty-shelled courtiers who admire their reflections in mirror-less frames.
  • Tamir and Little Tamir: Appears when needed, only to disappear once he has fulfilled his mission.
  • Nymphs: Exuberant characters who celebrate life.
  • Bronx: The young and tough, who are the next generation in Alegría. They perform power track and aerial high bar.
  • White angels: The guardians who are the youth of tomorrow. They perform Russian bars.
  • White singer: One of the singers who is the storyteller who sings about everything she sees around her. She is often desired by the male characters of the show.
  • Black singer: One of the singers who has a wickedness about her is the White singer's opposite.
  • Clowns: The show's social commentators.

Acts

The acts of Alegría have had a bit of turnover, but continue to fit its theme: "A baroque ode to the energy, grace and power of youth."[3][5][6]

  • Synchronized trapeze: Two acrobats perform tricks on two separate trapezes.
  • Power track: A group of acrobats perform flips and twists on an X-shaped power track.
  • Hand balancing: An artist performs handbalancing on canes.
  • Fire-knife dance: An artist performs a dance with a fire-knife.
  • Manipulation: The original act by consisted of only hula hoops but now incorporates other props such as ribbons.
  • Flying man: An artist bounces and flies high above the stage with bungee cords.
  • Russian bars: A group of acrobats perform Russian bars.
  • Contortion: Two artists create graceful and lithe figures and movements with their extreme flexibility and balance.
  • Aerial high bar: A group of acrobats fly and spin on an apparatus high above the stage.

Acts in rotation

  • Cyr wheel: An artist spins and performs tricks in a Cyr wheel.
  • Juggling: An artist performs ball juggling.

Retired acts

  • Tightwire
  • Shoulder pole wire
  • Strong man
  • Slackwire
  • Aerial cube

Costumes

Alegría's costumes have a dichotomy relating to the Old Order and the New Order. The Old Order has costumes which are reminiscent of New York's Gilded Age as they are finely decorated with feathers, lace, and other adornments. The New Order, on the other hand, representing the youth of tomorrow, have the same rich hues as the old order, while the fabrics used are lighter and softer, helping to emphasize the agility of youth.[7] Over 400 costume pieces comprise the Alegría wardrobe set, including shoes, wigs, hats, etc. As an example of how long it takes to create each custom outfit, over 200 hours are needed to create one Old Bird costume.[3]

  • Fleur: Part of the Old Order, Fleur is easily recognizable in his red velvet jacket and jeweled vest.
  • Singer in White: Part of the Old Order, The Singer in White has a hoop-skirt frame with jewels underneath which is a crinoline skirt.

Music

The original album artwork of Alegría, 1994.

Alegría’s highly acclaimed music was composed by René Dupéré, who had composed numerous scores for Cirque's previous productions, including Nouvelle Expérience, Saltimbanco and Mystère.

The music of Alegría was released as a studio album on September 27, 1994, and remains Cirque du Soleil's best-selling album to date, having sold more than 500,000 copies worldwide. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award and several Félix Awards in 1995, winning two of the latter: 'Producer of the Year' for Robbi Finkel[8] and René Dupéré, and 'Sound Mixer of the Year' for Rob Heaney. Alegría was also ranked on the Billboard World Music Chart for 65 weeks.[9]

The album's lead vocals are provided by opera-trained, French-Canadian singer Francesca Gagnon. Gagnon also features as 'The White Singer' (principal vocalist) in the Alegría DVD, with fellow French-Canadian Ève Montpetit supporting as 'The Black Singer'.

Several versions of the soundtrack have been available since its original release. In 2002, the soundtrack was re-released by Cirque du Soleil Musique Inc., with an additional two tracks titled 'Cerceaux' and 'Malioumba' (both featuring vocals by Francesca Gagnon) recorded from live shows during Alegría’s 2001 season in Sydney. In 1995, a limited employee edition, Alegría - Live at Fairfax, was created for the artists and crew of the production. This special edition features the entire score on CD and is considered a collector's item.

The tracks for the original 1994 release, including the two extended tracks from 2002 are listed below and alongside are the acts during which they are played.[10]

  1. Alegría (Finale)
  2. Vai Vedrai (Synchronized trapeze)
  3. Kalandéro
    • Shoulder pole wire (1994-1995)
    • Tightrope (1996, 2001)
    • Juggling (2002-2004, 2006 onwards)
    • Slackwire (2004-2005)
  4. Querer (High bar setup)
  5. Irna (Power track)
  6. Taruka (Contortion)
  7. Jeux d'enfants (Interlude)
  8. Mirko (Opening)
  9. Icare (High bar)
  10. Ibis
    • Aerial Cube (1994-1996, 1997-1999, 2004-2008)
    • Flying Man (1996-1997, 2003-2004)
  11. Valsapena (Power track)
  12. Nocturne (Snowstorm)
  13. Cerceaux (Hoop manipulation)
  14. Malioumba (Flying man)
Further information: Cirque du Soleil discography

Filmography

Alegría, the Film

In 1999, Alegría was adapted into a film of the same name, written by Rudy Barichello and directed by Franco Dragone.[11] The cast included actors such as Frank Langella, Mako, Julie Cox, René Bazinet and a guest appearance from Whoopi Goldberg, as well as several performers and musicians from the touring production (many appeared in both this film and the Alegría DVD). The film employs a conventional structured narrative as opposed to the abstract allegory of the live show.

Alegría

Cirque du Soleil released a DVD production of the show, Alegría. It was filmed in July, 2001, in Sydney, Australia.[12] This production was directed and produced by Nick Morris. He used 14 cameras and special filming techniques to create a viewing experience that transports the viewer to the center of the performance.[13]

Tour

Alegría's tour history[14][15] is quite extensive as it premiered in 1994. Since it began it has toured under the Grand Chapiteau as well as in stadium arenas. Additionally during 1999 and 2000 it played as a resident show in Biloxi's Beau Rivage.

The following colorboxes indicate the region of each performance:  EU   Europe  NA   North America  SA   South and Central America  AP   Asia/Pacific  OC   Oceania

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Arena tour

1999-2000, 2009-2011

1999-2000 schedule

  •  NA   Biloxi, MS - From 20 May 1999 to 2 Oct 2000
(Alegría played as a resident show at the Beau Rivage during this time)

2009 schedule

  •  NA   Halifax, NS - From 27 May 2009 to 7 Jun 2009
  •  NA   St. John, NB - From 10 Jun 2009 to 14 Jun 2009
  •  NA   Providence, RI - From 2 Jul 2009 to 5 Jul 2009
  •  NA   Manchester, NH - From 8 Jul 2009 to 12 Jul 2009
  •  NA   Newark, NJ - From 15 Jul 2009 to 19 Jul 2009
  •  NA   Wilkes-Barre, PA - From 22 Jul 2009 to 26 Jul 2009
  •  NA   Hamilton, ON - From 29 Jul 2009 to 2 Aug 2009
  •  NA   Bridgeport, CT - From 20 Aug 2009 to 23 Aug 2009
  •  NA   Boston, MA - From 26 Aug 2009 to 30 Aug 2009
  •  NA   Albany, NY - From 2 Sep 2009 to 6 Sep 2009
  •  NA   Syracuse, NY - From 9 Sep 2009 to 13 Sep 2009
  •  NA   Amherst, MA - From 16 Sep 2009 to 20 Sep 2009
  •  NA   Rochester, NY - From 23 Sep 2009 to 27 Sep 2009
  •  NA   State College, PA - From 30 Sep 2009 to 4 Oct 2009
  •  NA   Pittsburgh, PA - From 7 Oct 2009 to 11 Oct 2009
  •  NA   Philadelphia, PA - From 14 Oct 2009 to 18 Oct 2009
  •  NA   Reading, PA - From 21 Oct 2009 to 25 Oct 2009
  •  NA   London, ON - From 12 Nov 2009 to 15 Nov 2009
  •  NA   Greenville, SC - From 18 Nov 2009 to 22 Nov 2009
  •  NA   Augusta, GA - From 25 Nov 2009 to 29 Nov 2009
  •  NA   Hampton, VA - From 2 Dec 2009 to 6 Dec 2009
  •  NA   Worcester, MA - From 9 Dec 2009 to 13 Dec 2009
  •  NA   Montréal, QC - From 18 Dec 2009 to 30 Dec 2009

2010 schedule

  •  NA   Québec, QC - From 5 Jan 2010 to 10 Jan 2010
  •  NA   Chicoutimi, QC - From 13 Jan 2010 to 17 Jan 2010
  •  NA   Detroit, MI - From 4 Feb 2010 to 7 Feb 2010
  •  NA   Indianapolis, IN - From 11 Feb 2010 to 14 Feb 2010
  •  NA   Austin, TX - From 17 Feb 2010 to 21 Feb 2010
  •  NA   Frisco, TX - From 24 Feb 2010 to 28 Feb 2010
  •  NA   Hoffman Estates, IL - From 3 Mar 2010 to 7 Mar 2010
  •  NA   Cedar Rapids, IA - From 10 Mar 2010 to 14 Mar 2010
  •  NA   Champaign, IL - From 17 Mar 2010 to 21 Mar 2010
  •  NA   Omaha, NE - From 24 Mar 2010 to 28 Mar 2010
  •  NA   East Lansing, MI - From 31 Mar 2010 to 4 Apr 2010
  •  NA   Cleveland, OH - From 7 Apr 2010 to 11 Apr 2010
  •  NA   Highland Heights, KY - From 29 Apr 2010 to 2 May 2010
  •  NA   St Louis, MO - From 5 May 2010 to 9 May 2010
  •  NA   Kansas City, MO - From 12 May 2010 to 16 May 2010
  •  NA   Salt Lake City, UT - From 19 May 2010 to 23 May 2010
  •  NA   Fresno, CA - From 26 May 2010 to 30 May 2010
  •  NA   Sacramento, CA - From 2 Jun 2010 to 6 Jun 2010
  •  NA   Rio Rancho, NM - From 9 Jun 2010 to 13 Jun 2010
  •  NA   Cypress, TX - From 16 Jun 2010 to 20 Jun 2010
  •  NA   Minneapolis, MN - From 23 Jun 2010 to 27 Jun 2010
  •  NA   Toronto, ON - From 30 Jun 2010 to 4 Jul 2010
  •  NA   Winnipeg, MB - From 22 Jul 2010 to 25 Jul 2010
  •  NA   Regina, SK - From 27 Jul 2010 to 1 Aug 2010
  •  NA   Saskatoon, SK - From 4 Aug 2010 to 8 Aug 2010
  •  NA   Edmonton, AB - From 11 Aug 2010 to 22 Aug 2010
  •  NA   Kelowna, BC - From 25 Aug 2010 to 29 Aug 2010
  •  NA   Kamloops, BC - From 1 Sep 2010 to 5 Sep 2010
  •  NA   Victoria, BC - From 8 Sep 2010 to 12 Sep 2010
  •  NA   Tacoma, WA - From 15 Sep 2010 to 19 Sep 2010
  •  NA   Spokane, WA - From 22 Sep 2010 to 26 Sep 2010
  •  NA   Honolulu, HI - From 15 Oct 2010 to 31 Oct 2010
  •  NA   Boise, ID - From 4 Nov 2010 to 7 Nov 2010
  •  NA   Houston, TX - From 10 Nov 2010 to 14 Nov 2010
  •  NA   Phoenix, AZ - From 17 Nov 2010 to 21 Nov 2010
  •  NA   Tucson, AZ - From 24 Nov 2010 to 28 Nov 2010
  •  NA   El Paso, TX - From 1 Dec 2010 to 5 Dec 2010
  •  NA   Oklahoma City, OK - From 22 Dec 2010 to 26 Dec 2010
  •  NA   Wichita, KS - From 29 Dec 2010 to 2 Jan 2011

2011 schedule

  •  NA   Baton Rouge, LA - From 5 Jan 2011 to 9 Jan 2011
  •  NA   Colorado Springs, CO - From 12 Jan 2011 to 16 Jan 2011
  •  NA   Broomfield, CO - From 19 Jan 2011 to 23 Jan 2011
  •  NA   Loveland, CO - From 26 Jan 2011 to 30 Jan 2011
  •  NA   Laredo, TX - From 2 Feb 2011 to 6 Feb 2011
  •  NA   Hidalgo, TX - From 9 Feb 2011 to 13 Feb 2011
  •  NA   Corpus Christi, TX - From 16 Feb 2011 to 20 Feb 2011
  •  NA   Tulsa, OK - From 23 Feb 2011 to 27 Feb 2011
  •  NA   North Charleston, SC - From 17 Mar 2011 to 20 Mar 2011
  •  NA   Knoxville, TN - From 23 Mar 2011 to 27 Mar 2011
  •  NA   Charlottesville, VA - From 30 Mar 2011 to 3 Apr 2011
  •  NA   Atlantic City, NJ - From 7 Apr 2011 to 10 Apr 2011
  •  NA   Greensboro, NC - From 13 Apr 2011 to 17 Apr 2011
  •  NA   Biloxi, MS - From 20 Apr 2011 to 24 Apr 2011
  •  NA   Southaven, MS - From 27 Apr 2011 to 1 May 2011
  •  NA   Roanoke, VA - From 4 May 2011 to 8 May 2011
  •  NA   Columbia, SC - From 11 May 2011 to 15 May 2011
  •  NA   Toledo, OH - From 18 May 2011 to 22 May 2011
  •  NA   Louisville, KY - From 9 Jun 2011 to 12 Jun 2011
  •  NA   Nashville, TN - From 15 Jun 2011 to 19 Jun 2011
  •  NA   Tampa, FL - From 22 Jun 2011 to 26 Jun 2011
  •  NA   Jacksonville, FL - From 29 Jun 2011 to 3 Jul 2011
  •  NA   Raleigh, NC - From 6 Jul 2011 to 10 Jul 2011
  •  NA   Florence, SC - From 13 Jul 2011 to 17 Jul 2011
  •  NA   Sunrise, FL - From 20 Jul 2011 to 31 Jul 2011
  •  NA   Charlotte, NC - From 3 Aug 2011 to 7 Aug 2011
  •  NA   Estero, FL - From 10 Aug 2011 to 14 Aug 2011
  •  EU   Oberhausen, DE - From 7 Sep 2011 to 11 Sep 2011
  •  EU   Leipzig, DE - From 14 Sep 2011 to 18 Sep 2011
  •  EU   Stuttgart, DE - From 21 Sep 2011 to 25 Sep 2011
  •  EU   Munich, DE - From 28 Sep 2011 to 2 Oct 2011
  •  EU   Salzburg, AT - From 5 Oct 2011 to 9 Oct 2011
  •  EU   Berlin, DE - From 12 Oct 2011 to 16 Oct 2011
  •  EU   Bremen, DE - From 19 Oct 2011 to 23 Oct 2011
  •  EU   Cologne, DE - From 26 Oct 2011 to 30 Oct 2011
  •  EU   Frankfurt, DE - From 2 Nov 2011 to 6 Nov 2011
  •  EU   Mannheim, DE - From 9 Nov 2011 to 13 Nov 2011
  •  EU   Málaga, ES - From 1 Dec 2011 to 4 Dec 2011
  •  EU   Santiago, ES - From 7 Dec 2011 to 11 Dec 2011
  •  EU   Zaragoza, ES - From 14 Dec 2011 to 18 Dec 2011
  •  EU   Lisbon, PT - From 21 Dec 2011 to 8 Jan 2012

2012 schedule

  •  EU   Granada, ES - From 11 Jan 2012 to 15 Jan 2012
  •  EU   Bilbao, ES - From 18 Jan 2012 to 22 Jan 2012
  •  EU   Toulouse, FR - From 25 Jan 2012 to 29 Jan 2012
  •  EU   Nantes, FR - From 1 Feb 2012 to 5 Feb 2012
  •  EU   Lyon, FR - From 23 Feb 2012 to 26 Feb 2012
  •  EU   Toulon, FR - From 29 Feb 2012 to 4 Mar 2012
  •  EU   Nice, FR - From 7 Mar 2012 to 11 Mar 2012
  •  EU   Montpellier, FR - From 14 Mar 2012 to 18 Mar 2012
  •  EU   Strasbourg, FR - From 21 Mar 2012 to 25 Mar 2012
  •  EU   Brussels, BE - From 28 Mar 2012 to 1 Apr 2012
  •  EU   Manchester, UK - From 4 Apr 2012 to 7 Apr 2012
  •  EU   Glasgow, UK - From 11 Apr 2012 to 15 Apr 2012
  •  EU   Birmingham, UK - From 18 Apr 2012 to 22 Apr 2012
  •  EU   Dublin, IE - From 25 Apr 2012 to 29 Apr 2012
  •  EU   Budapest, HU - From 17 May 2012 to 20 May 2012
  •  EU   Prague, CZ - From 23 May 2012 to 27 May 2012
  •  EU   Hamburg, DE - From 30 May 2012 3 Jun 2012
  •  EU   Hanover, DE - From 6 Jun 2012 to 10 Jun 2012
  •  EU   Nuremberg, DE - From 13 Jun 2012 to 17 Jun 2012
  •  EU   Vienna, AT - From 20 Jun 2012 to 24 Jun 2012
  •  EU   Belgrade, SB - From 29 Jun 2012 to 1 Jul 2012
  •  EU   Nice, FR - From 18 Jul 2012 to 27 Jul 2012
  •  AP   Tel Aviv, IL - From 8 Aug 2012 to 18 Aug 2012
  •  EU   Athens, GR - From 3 Sep 2012 to 9 Sep 2012
  •  EU   Istanbul, TR - Coming soon
  •  EU   Lille, FR - From 21 Nov 2012 to 25 Nov 2012
  •  EU   Paris, FR - From 28 Nov 2012 to 2 Dec 2012
  •  EU   Rotterdam, NL - From 07 Nov 2012 to 9 Dec 2012
  •  EU   Barcelona, ES - From 26 Dec 2012 to 6 Dec 2013

2013 schedule

  •  EU   Santa Cruz de Tenerife, ES - From 13 January 2013 to 20 January 2013

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Grand Chapiteau tour

1994 schedule

  •  NA   Montréal, QC - From 21 Apr 1994 to 29 May 1994 (show première)
  •  NA   Québec, QC - From 9 Jun 1994 to 26 Jun 1994
  •  NA   San Francisco, CA - From 12 Jul 1994 to 14 Aug 1994
  •  NA   San Jose, CA - From 25 Aug 1994 to 25 Sep 1994
  •  NA   Santa Monica, CA - From 6 Oct 1994 to 18 Dec 1994
1995-2009

1995 schedule

  •  NA   Costa Mesa, CA - From 24 Jan 1995 to 12 Mar 1995
  •  NA   New York, NY - From 28 Mar 1995 to 4 Jun 1995
  •  NA   Toronto, ON - From 16 Jun 1995 to 9 Jul 1995
  •  NA   Chicago, IL - From 26 Jul 1995 to 27 Aug 1995
  •  NA   Boston, MA - From 8 Sep 1995 to 1 Oct 1995
  •  NA   Washington, DC - From 12 Oct 1995 to 5 Nov 1995
  •  NA   Atlanta, GA - From 17 Nov 1995 to 30 Dec 1995

1996 schedule

  •  AP   Tokyo, JP - From 22 Mar 1996 to 15 Sep 1996
  •  AP   Fukuoka, JP - From 30 Sep 1996 to 20 Oct 1996
  •  AP   Hong Kong, HK - From 1 Nov 1996 to 25 Dec 1996

1997 schedule

  •  AP   Singapore, SG - From 1 Jan 1997
  •  EU   Amsterdam, NL - From 6 Mar 1997 to 3 May 1997
  •  EU   Munich, DE - From 15 May 1997 to 29 Jun 1997
  •  EU   Berlin, DE - From 11 Jul 1997 to 31 Aug 1997
  •  EU   Vienna, AT - From 12 Sep 1997 to 27 Oct 1997
  •  EU   Düsseldorf, DE - From 14 Nov 1997 to 21 Dec 1997

1998 schedule

  •  EU   London, UK - From 7 Jan 1998 to 8 Feb 1998
  •  EU   Madrid, ES - From 19 Feb 1998 to 22 Mar 1998
  •  EU   Barcelona, ES - From 2 Apr 1998 to 10 May 1998
  •  EU   Hamburg, DE - From 27 May 1998 to 12 Jul 1998
  •  EU   Antwerp, BE - From 23 Jul 1998 to 6 Sep 1998
  •  EU   Zurich, CH - From 17 Sep 1998 to 1 Nov 1998
  •  EU   Frankfurt, DE - From 12 Nov 1998 to 20 Dec 1998

1999-2000 schedule

  •  EU   London, UK - From 5 Jan 1999 to 7 Feb 1999
(Running 1999-2000, Alegría played as a resident show at the Beau Rivage )

2001 schedule

  •  OC   Auckland, NZ - From 10 Jan 2001 to 18 Feb 2001
  •  OC   Melbourne, AU - From 6 Mar 2001 to 13 May 2001
  •  OC   Sydney, AU - From 29 May 2001 to 5 Aug 2001
  •  OC   Brisbane, AU - From 24 Aug 2001 to 23 Sep 2001
  •  OC   Adelaide, AU - From 10 Oct 2001 to 18 Nov 2001
  •  OC   Perth, AU - From 5 Dec 2001 to 27 Jan 2002

2002 schedule

  •  AP   Singapore, SG - From 28 Feb 2002 to 7 Apr 2002
  •  NA   Denver, CO - From 12 Jun 2002 to 4 Aug 2002
  •  NA   Minneapolis, MN - From 21 Aug 2002 to 22 Sep 2002
  •  NA   Mexico City, MX - From 10 Oct 2002 to 29 Dec 2002

2003 schedule

  •  NA   Dallas, TX - From 23 Jan 2003 to 23 Feb 2003
  •  NA   Houston, TX - From 6 Mar 2003 to 13 Apr 2003
  •  NA   Austin, TX - From 24 Apr 2003 to 18 May 2003
  •  NA   Calgary, AB - From 4 Jun 2003 to 29 Jun 2003
  •  NA   Vancouver, BC - From 10 Jul 2003 to 10 Aug 2003
  •  NA   Seattle, WA - From 21 Aug 2003 to 21 Sep 2003
  •  NA   Portland, OR - From 2 Oct 2003 to 26 Oct 2003
  •  NA   San Francisco, CA - From 6 Nov 2003 to 21 Dec 2003

2004 schedule

  •  NA   Miami, FL - From 9 Jan 2004 to 8 Feb 2004
  •  NA   St. Petersburg, FL - From 19 Feb 2004 to 14 Mar 2004
  •  NA   Atlanta, GA - From 25 Mar 2004 to 25 Apr 2004
  •  NA   New York, NY - From 6 May 2004 to 27 Jun 2004
  •  NA   Philadelphia, PA - From 8 Jul 2004 to 8 Aug 2004
  •  NA   Toronto, ON - From 19 Aug 2004 to 26 Sep 2004
  •  AP   Tokyo, JP - From 29 Oct 2004 to 23 Jan 2005

2005 schedule

  •  AP   Fukuoka, JP - From 9 Feb 2005 to 3 Apr 2005
  •  AP   Nagoya, JP - From 20 Apr 2005 to 12 Jun 2005
  •  AP   Osaka, JP - From 25 Jun 2005 to 25 Sep 2005
  •  AP   Tokyo, JP - From 13 Oct 2005 to 27 Nov 2005

2006 schedule

  •  EU   London, UK - From 5 Jan 2006 to 12 Feb 2006
  •  EU   Milan, IT - From 23 Feb 2006 to 16 Apr 2006
  •  EU   Rome, IT - From 27 Apr 2006 to 25 Jun 2006
  •  EU   Amsterdam, NL - From 14 Jul 2006 to 20 Aug 2006
  •  EU   Brussels, BE - From 31 Aug 2006 to 15 Oct 2006
  •  EU   Madrid, ES - From 27 Oct 2006 to 17 Dec 2006

2007 schedule

  •  EU   London, UK - From 5 Jan 2007 to 11 Feb 2007
  •  EU   Barcelona, ES - From 22 Feb 2007 to 29 Apr 2007
  •  EU   Paris, FR - From 10 May 2007 to 15 Jul 2007
  •  EU   Gijon, ES - From 26 Jul 2007 to 26 Aug 2007
  •  SA   Curitiba, BR - From 14 Sep 2007 to 7 Oct 2007
  •  SA   Brasília, BR - From 19 Oct 2007 to 11 Nov 2007
  •  SA   Belo Horizonte, BR - From 22 Nov 2007 to 16 Dec 2007
  •  SA   Rio de Janeiro, BR - From 27 Dec 2007 to 27 Jan 2008

2008 schedule

  •  SA   São Paulo, BR - From 7 Feb 2008 to 4 May 2008
  •  SA   Porto Alegre, BR - From 15 May 2008 to 8 Jun 2008
  •  SA   Buenos Aires, AR - From 20 Jun 2008 to 27 Jul 2008
  •  SA   Santiago, CL - From 14 Aug 2008 to 21 Sep 2008
  •  AP   Seoul, KR - From 14 Oct 2008 to 28 Dec 2008

2009 schedule

  •  AP   Taipei, TW - From 14 Jan 2009 to 22 Feb 2009
  •  AP   Dubai, AE - From 5 Mar 2009 to 5 Apr 2009

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  15. ^ Cirque du Soleil Alegría Ticket Information
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