CAVALIA Extends Through June 30 in Sydney

The multimedia equestrian and acrobatic spectacular Cavalia: A Magical Encounter Between Human and Horse announces additional performances to its Sydney season. The show created by Normand Latourelle, one of the co-founders of famed Cirque du Soleil, opened to rave reviews and standing ovation under the White Big Top at the Entertainment Quarter last month and continues to charm spectators of all ages. Giving the ongoing demand and strong ticket sales, matinee and evening performances are now scheduled to run through to June 30.

Cavalia features 47 horses and 36 riders, aerialists, acrobats, dancers, and musicians from around the world, performing under a 35 metre-tall White Big Top. In the show, spectators are drawn into a dream-like world, as horses and artists interact in front of a constantly changing 60 metre-wide digital projection screen.

Matinee and evening shows are scheduled until June 30 at Cavalia's White Big Top on The Showring at the Entertainment Quarter, 122 Lang Road, Moore Park, NSW.

Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Cavalia Inc. is an entertainment company that specializes in the creation, production and touring of innovative shows for audiences of all ages. Founded by Normand Latourelle, the company has an expertise in equestrian and performing arts, and is known for making the most of cutting-edge technology, multimedia and special effects, which allows for the creation of magical, unique, never-before-seen theatrical experiences. Cavalia, seen by some 4 million people across North America and Europe since its 2003 debut, celebrates the relationship between humans and horses by loosely recounting the evolution of this bond. Odysseo, which premiered in 2011, takes the next step, leading viewers on a great journey where horses and humans, together, discover some of the planet's most unforgettable landscapes. Follow Cavalia Inc.'s latest developments at www.twitter.com/cavalia or www.facebook.com/cavalia.

For more information, visit www.cavalia.com.au.

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