Cirque Du Soleil Returns To San Francisco With The Razzle-Dazzle Spectacular, KOOZA

The thrilling, internationally-acclaimed Cirque du Soleil production, KOOZA, is coming to San Francisco. From January 17–March 10, 2024, audiences are invited under the Big Top at Oracle Park to be swept away by the sheer magic, daredevil performances, and mischievous clowns of KOOZA.

KOOZA delivers a signature Cirque du Soleil experience in its most exciting form with high-flying acrobatics, whimsical characters, lavish costuming, colorful sets, hilarious clowning, and a powerful live score. Acclaimed the world over since its opening in 2007, KOOZA has mesmerized close to 8 million spectators with over 4,000 performances in 65 cities across 22 countries. KOOZA had its U.S. premiere in San Francisco in 2007. This marks Cirque du Soleil's first Big Top show in San Francisco since 2019.

A breathtaking return to the origins of Cirque du Soleil, KOOZA pays tribute to traditional circus in all its splendor with audacious acrobatic prowess and bold slapstick comedy. Filled with chills, thrills, laughter and wonder, KOOZA unfolds a non-stop, adrenaline-packed series of edge-of-your-seat surprises. Under the watch of a mysterious trickster with electrifying powers, KOOZA follows the self-discovery adventures of the Innocent who is magically transported to an exotic yet zany kingdom.  For more information, visit cirquedusoleil.com/kooza.
 
Tickets for San Francisco performances of KOOZA are available online exclusively to Cirque Club members starting today at 10 a.m. PDT. For free subscription, visit cirqueclub.com. General on-sale to start on Tuesday, June 27 at cirquedusoleil.com/kooza.

Undeniably the most daring Cirque du Soleil touring production, KOOZA takes audiences on a thrilling emotional ride with its nail-biting, mind-boggling acrobatics. Inspired by traditional circus arts from around the globe, the show's performances display remarkable showmanship, exceptional execution, and incredible agility – notably in the High Wire, Teeterboard, and Wheel of Death acts.

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