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Premiere: Cirque Du Soleil Presents AXEL


Cirque Du Soleil  presents AXEL at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, AL. Read on to learn more.


Cirque Du Soleil
  presented AXEL this weekend at the Von Braun Center in the Propost Arena. The premiere took place on October 18th to a packed arena in Huntsville and it did not disappoint!

AXEL is a beautiful, artistic show by Cirque Du Soleil  that manages to captivate its audience with phenomenal ice skating, colorful characters & lighting, fantastic music and mind-blowing performances by a very talented cast.

The cutting-edge content in AXEL played out by its lively cast of characters manages to capture the hearts of its audience--while keeping them on the edge of their seat the entire show. AXEL was a beautiful show full of color and creativity and reminded me of the intricate cinematics you often see if video games. It has everything you would expect from your favorite video game such as eccentric characters, kick-ass action sequences and of course, a compelling storyline!

In the end, if you are looking for a cutting-edge,  family-friendly event then look no further with Cirque Du Soleil's  new show, AXEL! AXEL reminded me of a great RPG adventure, with some touches of TRON, all on ICE! 




SHOW SCHEDULE

  • Preshow   
  • Scene 1 - Mad World
  • Scene 2 - The Storm
  • Scene 3 - Fame
  • Scene 4 - The Gala
  • Scene 5 - The Underworld
  • Scene 6 - Rising Sun
  • Scene 7 - The Ritual 
  • Scene 8 - The Battle
  • Intermission  (20 minutes)
  • Scene 9 - Starman
  • Scene 10 - Master Challenge
  • Scene 11 - Steel Duo
  • Scene 12 - Top of the World (Duo Trapeze)
  • Scene 13 - Burn Fire
  • Scene 14 - We Are All Made of Stars
  • Scene 15 - Leap of Faith

MAIN CHARACTERS
  • Axel: Jayden Sierra (Australia) 
  • Lei: Soyoun Park (Korea)
  • Vi: Jeremy Ten (Canada)
  • Steel: Caroline Bernier-Dionne (Canada)




MUSICIANS
  • Bandleader: Giacomo Riggi (Italy)
  • Singer & Guitar: Jayden Sierra (Australia) 
  • Guitar: Yohann Martinez (France)
  • Drummer: Krystle Bascombe (Trinidad & Tobago) 
  • Cello: Arpenik Hakobyan (Armenia) 

THE CORPORATION
  • Miyu Nakashio (Solo Skater - Japan)
  • Erika Choi-Smith (Pair Skater - USA)
  • Robin Johnstone (Pair Skater - Canada)
  • Karina Manta (Dance Skater - USA)
  • Irina Potanina (Pair Skater - Russia)
  • Paul Wood (Solo Skater - USA) 
  • AJ Reiss (Pair Skater - USA)
  • Andy Buchanan (Pair Skater - Canada)
  • Joe Johnson (Dance Skater - USA)
  • Aleksei Rudometov (Pair Skater - Russia)

THE SYNDICATES
  • Sophie Brandeborn (Freestyle Skater - Sweden)
  • Brian Lau (Freestyle Skater - USA) 
  • Quinten Van de Sande (Freestyle Skater - Belgium)
  • Yocef Gherbi (Freestyle Skater - France)

ACTS
  • Marie Lebot (Duo Trapeze - France)
  • Guillaume Blais (Duo Trapeze - Canada)
  • Nicolas Montes de Oca (Spinning Table - Mexico)
  • Alex Woo (Marital Arts Specialist - USA)
  • Slava Pereviazko (Solo Ladder - Ukraine)
  • Buyana Ganbaatar (Aerial Sphere - USA)
  • Alexis Bernatchez (Diabolo - Canada)
  • John White (Juggler - Canada) 
  • Pier-Olivier Doucet (Aerialist - Canada) 
  • Noemie Beauchamp (Aerialist - Canada)
  • Nicola Pearson (Aerialist - UK)
  • Sarah Romanowsky (Aerialist - USA)
  • Elizabeth Brown (Aerialist - USA) 
  • Viktor Katona (Aerialist - Hungary) 


PROPST ARENA Premiere 

  • Fri., Oct. 18th @ 7:30pm
  • Sat., Oct. 19th @ 3:30pm & 7:30pm
  • Sun., Oct. 20th @ 1pm & 5pm

TICKET PRICES

  • Adult: $124, $83, $66, $48
  • 2yo – 12yo: $88, $59.50, $47.50 & $35
  • Student/Mil/65+: $112, $75, $60 & $43.50
  • *Plus applicable fees and service charges. Prices are subject to change.

To learn more and check out  future shows presented by Cirque Du Soleil, visit the official website at www.cirquedusoleil.com.

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