Amaluna show reviews

        1. Amaluna show reviews

          2. We are truly disappointed..

          I've been to five amazing Cirque Du Soleil shows in the past and I must say that Amuluna was the most boring and had the least production value of any show.

        2. I watched Amaluna one of the great shows that they have put on for the audience.
        3. We are truly disappointed.
        4. The live band here is very good featuring some serious guitar work and several very strong lead singers that perform throughout.
        5. Amaluna was highly enjoyable and had many thrilling and amazing moments.

          6. Review: Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Amaluna’ puts women at the center of a super-theatrical show

          You could call it Cirque du Soleil: The Theater Geek Edition.

          Known as a theatrical circus for its no-animals, acrobatics-forward, story-framing format, the French-Canadian company has been sending shows to Los Angeles since 1987.

          In “Amaluna,” playing under a blue-and-yellow-striped big top at the San Pedro waterfront, Cirque borrows still more from theater, wrapping circus acts into a wordless story that mixes Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” and Mozart’s “The Magic Flute” with the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Euridice and other folk tales.

          The show’s writer-director, Diane Paulus, won a Tony for directing the circus-y early 2010s revival of “Pippin”; her credits also include “Hair” and “Waitress.” The set design is by her frequent collaborator Scott Pask, and the choreographer is boundary-pushing dance-maker Karole Armitage, also a previous Paulus collaborator.

          Theater references make you yawn?

          No worries. You can cheer instead for “Amaluna’s” female-majority performers — including gymn