Cirque du Soleil's OVO, currently playing at the HEB Center in Cedar Park is an immersive family friendly evening of acrobatic thrills wrapped up is a sweet and funny clown bug love story. The show is a look at an insect ecosystem teeming with life. The acrobats are dressed as insects and the acts, which are tied together by the clowns storylines of looking for the egg and the lady bug's suitors, results in a non-stop story of insects working, playing, fighting and looking for love. Among the exciting visuals in this fast paced dazzler of an entertainment are foot jugglers who, as ants, juggle gigantic kiwi fruit and ears of corn; trampoline artists dressed crickets leaping off and on a high wall; a silk artist who uses the silks to show a butterfly transforming from cocoon state and trapeze artists in a stunning aerial act. Along the way is also a beautiful and graceful dragonfly hand balancing act and a hilarious moment with a caterpillar.
The costumes deserve mention for their imaginative evoking of the character of each specific insect and performer alike. The theatricality and attention to detail in design are exacting. OVO is one of 19 current Cirque du Soleil productions. Each production features a cast of 50 supported by a crew of 50. They all employ a nonsense language used by their clowns which makes their productions timeless and accessible to all audiences.
Note there is an additional fifteen dollar charge to park.
Tickets: https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/usa/cedar-park/ovo/buy-tickets
1-800-754-3000
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