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Cirque du Soleil arrives in Brussels with KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities

Legendary Cirque du Soleil is back in Brussels, this time with their show KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities, from 7th September until 5th November 2023. As always, the Cirque and their amazing artists have a great story to tell and the audience in Brussels will be plunged into another world only to discover that… the reality is all relative!

After many successful shows in Brussels, this will be yet another chance for the public in our city to get immersed in the magical world of Cirque du Soleil. KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities takes us on a journey beyond reality and is a true demonstration of the power of imagination. The show has a 100 minute performance with a 25 minute of intermission and takes place Under the Big Top at Brussels Expo, next to Palais 12. As most of the Cirque productions, this show will be appreciated by all generations of spectators. Expect world-class actors and spectacular performances, juggling and acrobatic acts, a multitude of diverse characters such as an accordion man, an aviator, robots, dancers, underwater creatures…

“Kurios is Cirque du Soleil’s strongest act in years”

Toronto star review of the cirque du soleil’s show

So what is it all about? A Seeker believes that in his enormous cabinet of curiosities lies a secret, invisible universe of the most eccentric concepts and highest aspirations. When characters from another world appear in his fictitious mechanical universe, they try to awaken the Seeker’s creativity by turning his world upside down and adding a touch of humor and poetry. At the same time, his curiosities come to life one by one before his eyes.

When? From 7th September until 5th November 2023.
Where? Under the Big Top at Brussels Expo, next to Palais 12

For more info & tickets, visit KURIOS website via https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/kurios

Photos: Cirque du Soleil

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