Varekai Review

Is Cirque du Soleil’s Varekai appropriate for the whole family?  Check out my Varekai Review below to find out if you should take the kids.

Varekai Opening

Did you know Cirque Du Soleil is in town this weekend? The opening of Varekai is amazing as Icarus falls to the stage and loses his wings! Instead of dying as in the traditional Greek Mythology story, Icarus lives and this is his story. For a summary of the story and to read my interview with one of the Varekai team, check out my article in GetOutAZ or HERE

Varekai

So, we took the kids out to see Varekai last night.  Besides starting a little later than most shows, we loved the whole evening.  Since only one third of the arena was being used there wasn’t much traffic or issues parking (yeah for getting home quickly on a school night).

There was just a couple parts that had some adult humor, but nothing so obvious that our kids (10 & 5)  picked up on it.  Hubbyman and I did though and got some chuckles.  The “clowns” were super funny…yes, even I thought so (this coming from someone who hates clowns).

We had a wonderful family evening and the kids said they loved it and by the way they couldn’t take their eyes off the stage I’d have to agree.
Varekai: Cirque du Soleil

The “twins” were incredible and my kids could not keep their eyes off of them.  I’ve never seen such grace and beauty in a rope act before.

Varekai

The last act, see below, was probably my favorite.  These guys flew through the air like they had wings!  It was so beautiful.

Varekai

IF YOU GO:
What: Varekai: Cirque du Soleil
When: February 18-22, 2015
Where: US Airways Center 201 E Jefferson St Phoenix, AZ 85004
Cost: Tickets are $40-$100. Call 1-800-745-3000 or Visit www.cirquedusoleil.com/varekai for tickets
For More Information: visit www.cirquedusoleil.com/varekai

 

Disclaimer: I received complementary passes for my promotion.

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Wendy is married to her high school sweetheart, is a mom to 2 children, and lives in Mesa! She shares her family friendly recipes at Around My Family Table. Live threw her a curve ball after a life threatening dairy allergy and wheat allergy emerged in 2012, so now many of her recipes are gluten and dairy free. When she's not cooking find her on Pinterestor Instagram!

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Comments

  1. I went with my 10 year old and we both thought it was outstanding. I too was grateful she didn’t understand the adult humor which also made me cackle. ha. It’s for sure a great family outing.