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" It is a mix of routines by a 48-member dance troupe, props such as the elevated lampposts and a person "pedaling" a bicycle high above the stage, even the enigmatic appearance of the two mimes, who occasionally join the dancers.ĭragone has imaginatively moved all this activity into another dimension, if you will, weaving into the production the stage's backdrop, an LED screen measuring 33 1/2 by 109 feet.Ĭontinuously projected on it are live shots of some performers, plus photography and computer-crafted fantasy images. Most any Cirque audience member knows that even after sitting through a performance, you wonder what you've seen.Īnd so it is with "A New Day. So Dion knew what she was likely to get.īut not exactly what she would get. Dion and her husband met with Dragone and proposed he craft a vehicle for his fellow Canadian. The genius behind nine Cirque du Soleil shows, Dragone was hired about five years ago, after Dion saw his work in "O," the Cirque show set in a huge pool inside the Bellagio Hotel and Casino. The credit is shared by Dion and the show's creator-director, Franco Dragone.
And the 90-minute extravaganza has proved fabulously popular, reportedly selling more than 1 million tickets in the show's 31-month run. More to the point, none of this sold 184 million of Dion's albums - so why is she playing Dorothy to this tornado?īecause she and her entourage wanted it. So even a nonfan may consider distracting the relentless "business" going on around her: the 40 dancers onstage during one number, Dion's image projected 33 feet high on the LED screen at the back of the stage another time.ĭoes Streisand need this hullabaloo? Did Sinatra? And Dion's voice is strong, belying her wafer-thin size.
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