Tho doing his utmost to be compassionate, Mr. Rothstein delivers the kiss of death to the Ken & Nicole Show when he states "This is no longer the Greatest Show on Earth as the Trademark has it."...."In Las Vegas the stage set for Cirque Du Soleil's "Ka" turns that recent arrival into a compelling contender for that hyperbolic title." |
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
NY Times Review
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The Blue Unit woes are starting to remind me of the total collapse of the SF 49ers, rushing head-long from the top to the bottom so fast, only the kindest sportswriters could still call them a viable football team.
If I was a very wealthy man who owned a certain circus, even if my accountants assured me that my new show was making more money than my old show did, at some point my ego would grow weary of these reviews and I'd be inclined to do something about it. John Ringling would have bought the Cirque, Mr. Feld doesn't have that option, so he can only fix what's broken.
Ben Trumble
does anyone know who works the elephants on the garden brothers circus?
thanks
Greg
see Corteo it's beutiful
Adam
My favorite Soleil Show is "Menage a Trois".
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