Cirque Du Soleil Theater Mgm Grand Tickets

Cirque du Soleil Theater MGM Grand
The foundation of Cirque du Soleil was laid by Guy Laliberte in 1984. Laliberte"s journey towards his career in the performing arts began as he dropped out of his college and toured Europe as a busker and a folk musician.

Laliberte made his way back home in 1979, to Canada and by that time he learnt the trick of fire breathing. During that time he also worked at a hydroelectric power plant merely for few days, and later he gave up the idea of finding another job and started pursuing his dreams of establishing a career in performing arts.

Meanwhile, Laliberte along with his friends organized a fair in Baie-Saint-Paul. His friends Daniel Gauthier and Gilles Ste-Croix administered Le Balcon Vert at that time, which was a hostel for the performers.

This is where Croix got the idea of establishing a performing troupe, after organizing the hostel and the performers living in it. Although the trio had an idea, but their idea was of no worth until they could think of a way of financing it.

For that, Ste-Croix could only turn his head towards Government funding, and in order to turn Government"s heads towards him, he walked on stilts from Baie-Saint-Paul to Quebec City, covering a total distance of 56 miles.

This indeed helped the trio in getting what they wanted; hence they formed Les ?chassiers de Baie-Saint-Paul and toured Quebec the following year.

Although positively perceived by the critics, Les ?chassiers de Baie-Saint-Paul didn"t do well financially and that ultimately resulted in its break up. Later on Ste-Croix and Laliberte joined forces yet again and organized a fair during summers in Baie-Saint-Paul and called it La F?te Foraine.

La F?te Foraine was held in the July of 1982 for the first time, but later on it was banned the by the locals of the Baie-Saint-Paul due to some reasons. Although facing opposition from the citizens of his hometown, Laliberte carried on managing and organizing the fair for next few years.

However Govt. of Canada awarded Laliberte with the grant of $1.5 Million to host the Celebration of Discovery of Canada by Jacques Cartier. That tour was named Le Grand Tour du Cirque du Soleil and was started in 1983 with an intent of running it for just 1 year.

The tour ended during 1984, while it being a success. The following year, Laliberte, requested again for the funding, from the Canadian Govt.

He was granted the funding, however this time provincial govt. intervened, but the matter was later resolved and Le Grand Tour du Cirque Du Soleil returned again the following year. And from then till today, Cirque Du Soleil has been touring and performing allover the globe.

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Cirque du Soleil Theater MGM Grand
The foundation of Cirque du Soleil was laid by Guy Laliberte in 1984. Lalibertes journey towards his career in the performing arts began as he dropped out of his college and toured Europe as a busker and a folk musician.

Laliberte made his way back home in 1979, to Canada and by that time he learnt the trick of fire breathing. During that time he also worked at a hydroelectric power plant merely for few days, and later he gave up the idea of finding another job and started pursuing his dreams of establishing a career in performing arts.

Meanwhile, Laliberte along with his friends organized a fair in Baie-Saint-Paul. His friends Daniel Gauthier and Gilles Ste-Croix administered Le Balcon Vert at that time, which was a hostel for the performers.

This is where Croix got the idea of establishing a performing troupe, after organizing the hostel and the performers living in it. Although the trio had an idea, but their idea was of no worth until they could think of a way of financing it.

For that, Ste-Croix could only turn his head towards Government funding, and in order to turn Governments heads towards him, he walked on stilts from Baie-Saint-Paul to Quebec City, covering a total distance of 56 miles.

This indeed helped the trio in getting what they wanted; hence they formed Les ?chassiers de Baie-Saint-Paul and toured Quebec the following year.

Although positively perceived by the critics, Les ?chassiers de Baie-Saint-Paul didnt do well financially and that ultimately resulted in its break up. Later on Ste-Croix and Laliberte joined forces yet again and organized a fair during summers in Baie-Saint-Paul and called it La F?te Foraine.

La F?te Foraine was held in the July of 1982 for the first time, but later on it was banned the by the locals of the Baie-Saint-Paul due to some reasons. Although facing opposition from the citizens of his hometown, Laliberte carried on managing and organizing the fair for next few years.

However Govt. of Canada awarded Laliberte with the grant of $1.5 Million to host the Celebration of Discovery of Canada by Jacques Cartier. That tour was named Le Grand Tour du Cirque du Soleil and was started in 1983 with an intent of running it for just 1 year.

The tour ended during 1984, while it being a success. The following year, Laliberte, requested again for the funding, from the Canadian Govt.

He was granted the funding, however this time provincial govt. intervened, but the matter was later resolved and Le Grand Tour du Cirque Du Soleil returned again the following year. And from then till today, Cirque Du Soleil has been touring and performing allover the globe.