Cirque du Soleil

Tonight we are at the Royal Albert Hall, that big round reddish brick building with many entrances just opposite Hyde Park here in London.

As the title may have given away we are at the circus, not any circus but the Cirque du Soleil itself.

They are French-Canadian and travel the world to perform.

This is the only circus that doesn’t use any animals in their tricks which is just as well.

At least once a year they are here in England’s capital city. My auntie has even seen them in France.

Invisible Circus

Tickets are about 500 STEEM per person and they are totally worth it.

As half term is just about to end there were also a few very well behaved children.

The seats just opposite the stage involved walking over a hanging bridge made from ropes.

This is as fun as it sounds but the girls better make sure they can quickly take off their high heels and then elegantly put them back on at the other side.

The costumes, the decor and the music were impeccable and as you can see all themed around curiosity. My favourite character was the one wearing the big wooden trousers. I do recommend watching the videos so you get a better idea of what they do and how good they actually are at it.

Hand Balancing