Fun-filled Friday with Cirque Eloize!

Based on the previous blogpost, which you can click [HERE] to read, you would have known how much I enjoyed myself at the Cirque Eloize iD media event, as well as the performance on the opening night itself. With more than 4000 performances to its credit in over 440 cities and 40 countries, the company aims to amaze their audience with jaw-opening and heart-stopping stunts, alongside a storyline that most can relate to (be it in real life or through the movies/TV shows we watch).

For pictures and videos relating to the Cirque Eloize iD performance, there is [THIS BLOGPOST] that you can go to view at.

For this blogpost, here's some other photos

taken on the day itself...

Took a selfie with Cirque Eloize iD banner board

after the press preview ended

A mirror reflection selfie, taken using Panasonic GX7

The press event was in the afternoon, whereby people from the media could interview and take photos, and get to watch a few performances that the talented cast had put up. It was the Opening Night on the same day itself, and I managed to watch it. All thanks to Base Asia for the tickets, and for the media seats!

Yeap,that's me!

Not only the performers are important...
The people that works in the background are just as vital

to make the whole performance a success!

For the actual performance, media was allowed to take photos during the first ten minutes or so. So I had some photos and videos. The rest of the time, I was simply enjoying myself throughout the show.

Photo taken during the intermission (Using phone)

Photo taken during the intermission (Using Camera)

Meet-and-greet session with Cirque Eloize cast after the show

Thanks to Base Entertainment Asia and the agency for the invites... Though it was my first media collaboration with Base, I have been watching musicals brought in by them, such as CATS, Wicked, The Sound of Music, and my all-time favorite - Phantom Of The Opera! I can literally remember all the lyrics to the songs... And just by listening to the songs, I can visualise the scenes and all the acting. That is how much I love POTO - Ever since I watched it for the first time at Kallang Theatre, and I wasn't even close to 10 years of age back then! Since then, I have watched POTO musicals a few times in my life so far, with the most recent one in London at Her Majesty's Theatre last year (and that's gonna be a blog post for another day). Till then, love more!