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Cortéo—an Italian word meaning "cortège" or procession—was a contemporary circus show about a clown who watches his own funeral taking place in a carnival-like atmosphere. It was partly inspired by The Grand Parade: Portrait of the Artist as Clown on display at the National Gallery of Canada.
Section 118,2nd row - straight in front of curtains, meaning an evening of sitting sideways to try to see stage. Another side curtain was closed for half the time, leaving an even smaller stage area to see. 4 of us, no one could catch most of what the clown was saying most of the time. Both my kids fell asleep half way. They wanted to stay until the end “in case something exciting happens”
Excellent performance.The CTC stage was great for this simple production. Overall I'd rate this as a must see.Kids loved it as it had so much to offer.
Very enjoyable. Moving from one fantastic acrobatic feet to another seamlessly.
Amazing athletes held us spellbound throughout the performance. Funny moments too - we loved the helium balloon segment - "Push, push!" Overall one of the best shows we have seen.
Fabulous evening of solid and relaxing entertainment -well worth seeing
Really well done! Entertaining and impressive. Great for people of all ages. I went with my 80 year old mom and my 4 year old son and we were all mesmerized.
As usual the Cirque du Soleil performers put on a very good show.. I will admit though that it was not the best Cirque du Soleil show that we saw. The Avatar one was much better,
Overall the show was amazing. More attention to detail of the seats that are available. Not all have the proper view.
