Cirque de Paname reopens after the storm

An alarm that sounds and spectators evacuated before the start of the show. The image had been seen on Twitter, it was Sunday, February 9. The strong winds of the Ciara storm had just pierced the canvas of the dome of Cirque de Paname installed on the Longchamp racecourse. During the night, wind and rain had worsened the damage behind the scene, sweeping costumes and decor elements, causing the cancellation of several sessions.

Since then, the production of the show has done everything to be able to reopen the doors and quickly resume the show. This will be effective from Wednesday February 19 at 4 p.m. There are still six performances left by the end of operations, scheduled for Sunday.

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Cirque de Paname will reopen on Wednesday February 19 for the last 6 performances!
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Written and directed by Ludovic Marcato, who has gone through many musicals and Cirque du Soleil, "Le Monde de Jalèya" is at the border of several arts, contemporary circus, musical, dance, singing ...

Circus acts are integrated into his story, that of the initiatory journey of Oliver, a young human projected through the fantastic universe of the world of Jalèya. Show in baroque colors, it has a number of scenic effects, fountains and water curtains, jets of flame and other projections, smoke and odorama.

"Le Monde de Jalèya" , circus of Paname, at the Paris Longchamp racecourse (Paris XVI), until February 28. Price: from 19.5 to 55 euros.