Wikipedia / Dralion
Wikipedia / Dralion
Dralion (pronounced Drah-lee-on) was a touring production by the Canadian entertainment company Cirque du Soleil. The show combined elements of traditional Chinese circus with Western contemporary circus, complementing the "East-meets-West" theme implied in the title—the name is a portmanteau of "dragon" (representing the East) and "lion" (representing the West). It is Cirque du Soleil's twelfth touring production and the first Cirque show since 1985 not to be directed by Franco Dragone. Dralion performed its final show at the Sullivan Arena in Anchorage, Alaska on January 18, 2015, bringing its fifteen-year world tour to a close.
Set and technical information
The backdrop for Dralion was a metallic structure in width and in height. It was covered in perforated aluminum tiles, giving it the appearance of medieval armor or a futuristic Chinese temple. Sitting atop the structure were six giant claws which allow performers to climb the wall and suspend in mid-air. Above the stage itself were three large concentric aluminum rings. The first was utilized as a catwalk; the second was used to support acrobatic equipment; and the third is used by performers to move up and down and suspend in the air.
Portions of the Dralion stage were redesigned and incorporated into the Ovo arena tour in early 2016.
Characters
Dralion featured 50 members in its performance troupe, of which about 5 or 6 play principal characters.
Azala (air): The goddess of air who is dressed in blue, keeper of the sun and the guardian of immortality.
Gaya (earth): The goddess of earth, dressed in ochre.
Océane (water): The goddess of water, dressed in green.
Yao (fire): The god of fire, dressed in red, who is both good and evil.
L'Âme Force: The show's singers who symbolize harmony between the four elements.
Kala: Represents the heart of the wheel of time, making time evolve.
King Bamboo: Represents the force of Fire.
Hibana: A Fire Princess.
Little Buddha: The chosen child who possesses powers that will eventually allow him to become an Âme-Force, but dreams of being a regular child.
Shine: The lover of the air goddess Azala.
Dralions: Mythical creatures inspired by the imagery of the Chinese lion dance and dragon dance. (performed by members of Chinese house troupe)
Water Nymphs: A group of young girls dress in green, they follow the order of Océane.
Giovanni: A small but nimble man.
Joe De Paul (1999–2001, 2006)
Blas Villalpando (2001)
Philippe Aymard (2001–2008, 2009–2010)
Jose Cobrana (2008–2009)
Facundo Gimenez (2010–2015)
Giovanna: A female version of Giovanni portrayed by Jessica Green. (2003)
The Clowns: The original clowns of Dralion consisting of Robert Jetté, Ben Amar-Djalal, Aline Muheim, and Philippe Delaitre. (1999)
Les Voila: A duo of bizarre clowns consisting of Johnny Filion and Soizick Hebert. (1999–2001)
The Mad Italian Waiters: Two clowns consisting of the obese and pompous Vincenti, and the absent minded Alberti. (2001–2015)
Acts
The acts of Dralion combine unique western and eastern acrobatic skills.
Dance of the Elements: The show began with the goddesses and god of the four elements dancing.
Single Handbalancing: A single woman balances on one hand and accomplishes a variety of poses.
Bamboo Poles: Five acrobats twirl and throw bamboo poles while Yao waves a flag as the acrobats jump over it.
Juggling: An artist performs juggling infused with breakdancing and modern dance. This act was performed by Viktor Kee but now is performed by Vladik Myagkostoupov.
Trampoline: Surrounding Océane, a group of acrobats perform on trampolines using the set's futuristic backdrop both as a diving board and landing pad.
Crossed Cyr Wheel: A cyr wheel that is infused with another cyr wheel forming a globe. The performer spins and twists this apparatus in an act that represents the circle of life and the passing of time.
Dralions: Three acrobats and three Dralions perform tumbling feats and Chinese lion dance-like dance.
Medusa: A group of artists execute graceful and lithe movements, in the style of acrosport.
Aerial Hoop: A single artist performs choreography using a hoop suspended in mid-air.
Diabolo: Artists perform tricks with diabolos trying to outperform each other.
Aerial Pas de Deux: Azala and her male counterpart perform an aerial dance in silks.
Hoop Diving: Acrobats jump through a tower of hoops, which is sometimes spinning.
Skipping Ropes: A group of acrobats perform jump rope alone or together in pyramids and in towers.
Rotation acts
Contortion: A solo act featuring a very flexible performer who stays in handstands with their legs over their head.
Aerial Straps: Used commonly in place of Aerial Pas de Deux.
Retired acts
Contortion with Bowls: This was a contortion act made even more precarious with the added difficulty of balancing a stack of bowls on the artists head.
Teeterboard: An original Dralion act, it featured an all female troupe. The flyer would stand at one end of the trapeze as two performers jumped onto the opposite end, shooting the flyer up and onto a high tower of other performers.
Ballet on Lightbulbs: An original Dralion act that was unlike anything else. A group of female artists wore ballet pointe shoes and balanced while other performers climbed onto their shoulders creating high towers of people all on a platform of light bulbs.
Double Duplex Trapeze: An original Dralion act, two trapezes that had one bar at the bottom and another bar about a metre above it, the artists would jump or flip from the higher bar into the hands of another performer at the bottom bar.
Foot Juggling: An original Dralion act, this foot juggling act featured a female artist who manipulated and spun an open Chinese parasol on her feet, at one moment she would have a parasol on each foot and each hand, all spinning simultaneously.
Balancing on Chairs: This act had an artist stack a pile if chairs, at the top of the pile the artist performed a hand-balancing act.
Spirits: Four couples perform a gravity-defying ballet.
Costumes
Dralions costumes are vibrant in color; inspired by clothing from India, China, and Africa; and are shaped according to the movements of each performer's choreography. In total there are around 1500 wardrobe pieces for the show, taking into account that some artists have up to four costume changes during a single performance.
Yao: As the symbol of fire, Yao is clad in red and inspired by Chinese.
Océane: As the goddess of water, Océane's costume is Indian inspired and green in color.
Azala: As the goddess of air, Azala's primary color is blue. Her dress is fashioned with Asian crystal beads.
Gaya: As the goddess of earth, Gaya's color is Ochre. Her costume is inspired by African designs.
L'Âme Force: The texture on the front of their golden costumes is made by moulding small plastic soldiers.
Dralions: The dralions are constructed from a mélange of items both natural and synthetic: lycra, leather, silk, mosquito netting, polystyrene foam, springs, raffia, horse hair, emu feathers, and other fabrics and decorations.
Music
With the company's departure from its longtime creative team, Dralion features the work of a new Cirque composer, French-Canadian composer Violaine Corradi. The music of Dralion aims to be a fusion of sounds from East and West by the use of acoustic and electric instruments. Featuring rhythmic and lyrical motifs, the influences range from Indian melodies to sounds from Andalusia, Africa, Central Europe, and the West. Instruments used in the CD are drums, violin, winds, keyboards, guitar and percussion instructions. Released on November 9, 1999, Dralion’s soundtrack features the vocals of Basque counter-tenor Erik Karol, and Canadian female vocalist Agnès Sohier. The tracks for the CD are listed below, with their corresponding acts alongside in italics.
Track listing
Stella Errans (Single Handbalancing, 1999 - 2015)
Ombra
Foot Juggling (Rotation, 1999 - 2010)
Contortion with Bowls (Rotation, 1999 - 2000)
Balancing on Chairs (Rotation, 2010 - 2012)
Contortion (Rotation, 2012 - 2014)
Spiritual Spiral
Setup to Double Trapeze, (1999 - 2010)
Setup to Skipping Rope, (2014 - 2015)
Miracula Æternitatis
Spirits (1999 - 2014)
Crossed Cyr Wheel
Bamboo (Bamboo Poles, 1999 - 2015)
Ballare
Aerial Pas de Deux, (1999 - 2015)
Aerial Straps (Rotation, 2010 - 2015)
Ravendhi (Teeterboard, 1999 - 2005)
Ninkou Latora
Double Trapeze (1999 - 2010)
Crossed Cyr Wheel (2012 - 2015)
Aborigenes Jam (Hoop Diving, 1999 - 2015)
Hinkò (Ballet on Lightbulbs, 1999 - 2010)
Kamandé (Skipping Rope and Finale, 1999 - 2015)
Other songs
Kalimba (Animation)
La Ruota Della Vita (Opening, early 1999)
Elements (Opening, 1999 - 2015)
Salute to Hildegard/Lédjenda dil solé
Opening, (1999 - 2015)
Prelude to Skipping Rope (1999 - August 2014)
Eaux Vives/Naya (Single Handbalancing Intro)
Exaequo (Juggling Prelude)
Momma Kee (Juggling, Viktor Kee version, 1999 - 2006)
Vladik-Jug (Juggling, Vladik Myagkostoupov version, 2006 - 2015)
Lanterne (Lanterns, 1999 - 2015)
Montée du Soleil (Soleil Tilt, 1999 - 2015)
Bombarde (Dralions, 1999 - 2015)
Hibana (Aerial Hoop, 2001 - 2015)
Anima (Aerial Hoop, 2001 - 2015)
Trampo-mur (Trampolines, 2005 - 2015)
Spring Away (Diabolos, 2010 - 2015)
Medusa (Medusa, 2010 - 2015)
Contre Yuke (Clown act, 1999 - 2001)
Foulards (Clown act, 1999 - 2001)
Hairpiece (Clown act, 2001 - 2015)
The Ascension to Galaxy/Shine (Clown act, 2001 - 2015)
Clowns (Prelude to Clown act, 2005 - 2015)
Parodie (Clown act, 1999 - 2015)
Lahhy Storia/Contre-poids (Prelude to Skipping Rope, 1999 - 2015)
Vocalists
Female Singers
Agnès Sohier:
From April 22, 1999 (Montreal) to Fall 2004 (Madrid)
From March 17, 2005 (Barcelona) to January 18, 2015 (Anchorage)
Laur Fugère:
From April 4, 2001, to May 20, 2001 (New York City)
From October 2, 2003, to December 14, 2003 (Mexico City)
Estelle Esse - From Fall 2004 (Madrid) to February 6, 2005 (London)
Male Singers
Érik Karol:
From April 22, 1999 (Montreal) to January 28, 2001 (Atlanta)
From June 3, 2004 (Vienna) to February 6, 2005 (London)
From September 8, 2005 (Zurich) to February 26, 2006 (Sevilla)
Frank Irving - From February 14, 2001 (Miami) to December 16, 2001 (Dallas)
Robert Fertitta - From March 6, 2002 (Los Angeles) to December 21, 2002 (Phoenix)
Calvin Braxton:
From February 6, 2003 (New Orleans) to May 23, 2004 (Amsterdam)
From March 17, 2005 (Barcelona) to August 28, 2005 (Ostend)
From March 10, 2006 (Geneva) to August 2008 (Sydney)*
Cristian Zabala:
2007 - 2008 (Japan)*
From October 21, 2010 (Trenton) to June 9, 2013 (Guatemala City)
From October 2, 2014 (Albany) to January 18, 2015 (Anchorage)
Chad Oliver - From July 16, 2008 (Sydney) to January 17, 2010 (Mexico)
Josue Anuar - From July 9, 2013 (Amnéville) to September 6, 2014 (Palma de Mallorca)
*During the 2007-2008 Japan tour, Calvin Braxton and Cristian Zabala alternated the role.
Tour
After premiering under the Grand Chapiteau in 1999, "Dralion" was briefly retired in December 2009. In mid-2010, the show began the arena restaging process, having its first dress rehearsal at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, VA before beginning its arena tour in October 2010 in Trenton, NJ. After touring for an additional four years in the arena, the show returned to North America in the fall of 2014 to begin its "Farewell Tour". On January 18, 2015, "Dralion" performed for the final time in Anchorage, AK.
The following colorboxes indicate the region of each performance: Europe North America South and Central America Asia/Pacific Oceania Africa
Grand Chapiteau tour
1999 schedule
Montréal, QC - From 22 Apr 1999 (show premiere)
Québec, QC - From 24 Jun 1999
Toronto, ON - From 29 Jul 1999 to 5 Sep 1999
Santa Monica, CA - From 23 Sep 1999 to 21 Nov 1999
Irvine, CA - From 2 Dec 1999
2000 schedule
San Francisco, CA - From 3 Feb 2000
San Jose, CA - From 6 Apr 2000
Denver, CO - From 9 Jun 2000
Minneapolis, MN - From 17 Aug 2000
Washington, DC - From 11 Oct 2000 to 19 Nov 2000
Atlanta, GA - From 30 Nov 2000 to 28 Jan 2001
2001 schedule
Miami, FL - From 14 Feb 2001 to 18 Mar 2001
New York, NY - From 4 Apr 2001 to 20 May 2001
Chicago, IL - From 22 Jun 2001 to 15 Jul 2001
Boston, MA - From 15 Aug 2001 to 16 Sep 2001
Philadelphia, PA - From 27 Sep 2001 to 4 Nov 2001
Dallas, TX - From 16 Nov 2001 to 9 Dec 2001
2002 schedule
Houston, TX - From 17 Jan 2002 to 17 Feb 2002
Santa Monica, CA - From 6 Mar 2002 to 24 Mar 2002
San Diego, CA - From 18 Apr 2002 to 12 May 2002
Portland, OR - From 12 Jun 2002 to 21 Jul 2002
Seattle, WA - From 1 Aug 2002 to 15 Sep 2002
Sacramento, CA - From 4 Oct 2002 to 20 Oct 2002
Phoenix, AZ - From 13 Nov 2002 to 8 Dec 2002
2003 schedule
New Orleans, LA - From 6 Feb 2003 to 2 Mar 2003
Raleigh, NC - From 13 Mar 2003 to 5 Apr 2003
Baltimore, MD - From 11 Apr 2003 to 4 May 2003
Montréal, QC - From 15 May 2003 to 15 Jun 2003
Hartford, CT - From 24 Jun 2003 to 13 Jul 2003
Columbus, OH - From 24 Jul 2003 to 10 Aug 2003
St. Louis, MO - From 23 Aug 2003 to 14 Sep 2003
Mexico City, MX - From 2 Oct 2003 to 14 Dec 2003
2004 schedule
(Dralion played in the Royal Albert Hall in London, UK during this time)
Amsterdam, NL - From 27 Feb 2004 to 23 May 2004
Vienna, AT - From 3 Jun 2004 to 1 Aug 2004
Antwerp, BE - From 12 Aug 2004 to 3 Oct 2004
Madrid, ES - From 15 Oct 2004 to 21 Dec 2004
2005 schedule
(Dralion played in the Royal Albert Hall in London, UK during this time)
Barcelona, ES - From 17 Mar 2005 to 24 Apr 2005
Rotterdam, NL - From 3 Jun 2005 to 19 Jun 2005
Oostende, BE - From 21 Jul 2005 to 28 Aug 2005
Zurich, CH - From 8 Sep 2005 to 6 Nov 2005
Bilbao, ES - From 18 Nov 2005 to 8 Jan 2006
2006 schedule
Seville, ES - From 19 Jan 2006 to 26 Feb 2006
Geneva, CH - From 10 Mar 2006 to 16 Apr 2006
Valencia, ES - From 4 May 2006 to 11 Jun 2006
Málaga, ES - From 22 Jun 2006 to 30 Jul 2006
Berlin, DE - From 30 Aug 2006 to 5 Oct 2006
Frankfurt, DE - From 19 Oct 2006 to 26 Nov 2006
Düsseldorf, DE - From 7 Dec 2006 to 7 Jan 2007
2007 schedule
Tokyo, JP - From 7 Feb 2007 to 6 May 2007
Sendai, JP - From 23 May 2007 to 8 Jul 2007
Osaka, JP - From 25 Jul 2007 to 14 Oct 2007
Nagoya, JP - From 31 Oct 2007 to 6 Jan 2008
2008 schedule
Tokyo, JP - From 25 Jan 2008 to 6 Apr 2008
Fukuoka, JP - From 23 Apr 2008 to 15 Jun 2008
Sydney, AU - From 16 Jul 2008 to 12 Oct 2008
Canberra, AU - From 23 Oct 2008 to 16 Nov 2008
Brisbane, AU - From 27 Nov 2008 to 11 Jan 2009
2009 schedule
Perth, AU - From 29 Jan 2009 to 25 Mar 2009
Melbourne, AU - From 10 Apr 2009 to 14 Jun 2009
Auckland, NZ - From 9 Jul 2009 to 24 Aug 2009
Monterrey, MX - From 17 Sep 2009 to 11 Oct 2009
Guadalajara, MX - From 22 Oct 2009 to 15 Nov 2009
Mexico City, MX - From 26 Nov 2009 to 17 Jan 2010 (final show under Big Top)
Arena tour
2004 schedule
London, UK - Royal Albert Hall - From 9 Jan 2004 to 15 Feb 2004
2005 schedule
London, UK - Royal Albert Hall - From 6 Jan 2005 to 6 Feb 2005
2010 schedule
Trenton, NJ - From 21 Oct 2010 to 24 Oct 2010
Buffalo, NY - From 27 Oct 2010 to 31 Oct 2010
Reading, PA - From 3 Nov 2010 to 7 Nov 2010
Youngstown, OH - From 10 Nov 2010 to 14 Nov 2010
Windsor, ON - From 17 Nov 2010 to 21 Nov 2010
Oshawa, ON - From 24 Nov 2010 to 28 Nov 2010
Worcester, MA - From 16 Dec 2010 to 19 Dec 2010
Philadelphia, PA - From 21 Dec 2010 to 2 Jan 2011
2011 schedule
Boston, MA - From 5 Jan 2011 to 9 Jan 2011
Grand Rapids, MI - From 12 Jan 2011 to 16 Jan 2011
St. Louis, MO - From 19 Jan 2011 to 23 Jan 2011
Chicago, IL - From 26 Jan 2011 to 30 Jan 2011
Mobile, AL - From 2 Feb 2011 to 6 Feb 2011
Columbus, OH - From 9 Feb 2011 to 13 Feb 2011
Detroit, MI - From 16 Feb 2011 to 20 Feb 2011
Austin, TX - From 10 Mar 2011 to 21 Mar 2011
San Antonio, TX - From 23 Mar 2011 to 27 Mar 2011
Des Moines, IA - From 30 Mar 2011 to 3 Apr 2011
Fargo, ND - From 5 Apr 2011 to 7 Apr 2011
Sioux City, IA - From 9 Apr 2011 to 10 Apr 2011
Council Bluffs, IA - From 13 Apr 2011 to 17 Apr 2011
Moline, IL - From 19 Apr 2011 to 20 Apr 2011
Peoria, IL - From 22 Apr 2011 to 24 Apr 2011
Madison, WI - From 26 Apr 2011 to 27 Apr 2011
Green Bay, WI - From 29 Apr 2011 to 1 May 2011
Rockford, IL - From 4 May 2011 to 8 May 2011
Kansas City, MO - From 11 May 2011 to 15 May 2011
Abbotsford, BC - From 2 Jun 2011 to 5 Jun 2011
Eugene, OR - From 8 Jun 2011 to 12 Jun 2011
Portland, OR - From 15 Jun 2011 to 19 Jun 2011
Victoria, BC - From 22 Jun 2011 to 26 Jun 2011
Penticton, BC - From 29 Jun 2011 to 3 Jul 2011
Edmonton, AB - From 6 Jul 2011 to 10 Jul 2011
Saskatoon, SK - From 13 Jul 2011 to 17 Jul 2011
Winnipeg, MB - From 20 Jul 2011 to 24 Jul 2011
Frisco, TX - From 27 Jul 2011 to 31 Jul 2011
Indianapolis, IN - From 3 Aug 2011 to 7 Aug 2011
Atlanta, GA - From 25 Aug 2011 to 28 Aug 2011
Duluth, GA - From 31 Aug 2011 to 4 Sep 2011
Tupelo, MS - From 6 Sep 2011 to 8 Sep 2011
Huntsville, AL - From 10 Sep 2011 to 11 Sep 2011
New Orleans, LA - From 14 Sep 2011 to 17 Sep 2011
Orlando, FL - From 21 Sep 2011 to 25 Sep 2011
Tallahassee, FL - From 28 Sep 2011 to 2 Oct 2011
Birmingham, AL - From 5 Oct 2011 to 9 Oct 2011
Gainesville, FL - From 11 Oct 2011 to 13 Oct 2011
San Juan, PR - From 19 Oct 2011 to 23 Oct 2011
Santo Domingo, DO - From 27 Oct 2011 to 30 Oct 2011
Cypress, TX - From 17 Nov 2011 to 20 Nov 2011
Beaumont, TX - From 23 Nov 2011 to 27 Nov 2011
Houston, TX - From 30 Nov 2011 to 4 Dec 2011
Lafayette, LA - From 6 Dec 2011 to 8 Dec 2011
Bossier City, LA - From 10 Dec 2011 to 11 Dec 2011
Little Rock, AR - From 13 Dec 2011 to 14 Dec 2011
Montréal, QC - From 18 Dec 2011 to 30 Dec 2011
2012 schedule
Quebec, QC - From 3 Jan 2012 to 8 Jan 2012
Kingston, ON - From 11 Jan 2012 to 15 Jan 2012
Loveland, CO - From 2 Feb 2012 to 5 Feb 2012
Broomfield, CO - From 8 Feb 2012 to 12 Feb 2012
El Paso, TX - From 15 Feb 2012 to 19 Feb 2012
Colorado Springs, CO - From 22 Feb 2012 to 26 Feb 2012
Río Rancho, NM - From 29 Feb 2012 to 4 Mar 2012
Laredo, TX - From 6 Mar 2012 to 7 Mar 2012
Corpus Christi, TX - From 9 Mar 2012 to 11 Mar 2012
Hidalgo, TX - From 14 Mar 2012 to 18 Mar 2012
College Station, TX - From 21 Mar to 25 Mar 2012
Highland Heights, KY - From 28 Mar 2012 to 1 Apr 2012
Cleveland, OH - From 4 Apr 2012 to 8 Apr 2012
Hamilton, ON - From 26 Apr 2012 to 29 Apr 2012
Halifax, NS - From 2 May 2012 to 6 May 2012
Saint John, NB - From 9 May 2012 to 13 May 2012
London, ON - From 16 May 2012 to 20 May 2012
Rochester, NY - From 23 May 2012 to 27 May 2012
Manchester, NH - From 30 May 2012 to 3 Jun 2012
Syracuse, NY - From 6 Jun 2012 to 10 Jun 2012
Bridgeport, CT - From 13 Jun 2012 to 17 Jun 2012
Rosemont, IL - From 20 Jun 2012 to 24 Jun 2012
Chicago, IL - From 27 Jun 2012 to 1 Jul 2012
Sunrise, FL - From 19 Jul 2012 to 29 Jul 2012
Estero, FL - From 1 Aug 2012 to 5 Aug 2012
Richmond, VA - From 8 Aug 2012 to 12 Aug 2012
Raleigh, NC - From 15 Aug 2012 to 19 Aug 2012
Baltimore, MD - From 22 Aug 2012 to 26 Aug 2012
Atlantic City, NJ - From 29 Aug 2012 to 2 Sep 2012
Uniondale, NY - From 5 Sep 2012 to 9 Sep 2012
Charleston, WV - From 12 Sep 2012 to 16 Sep 2012
Minneapolis, MN - From 19 Sep 2012 to 23 Sep 2012
Boise, ID - From 11 Oct 2012 to 14 Oct 2012
Stockton, CA - From 17 Oct 2012 to 21 Oct 2012
Ontario, CA - From 24 Oct 2012 to 28 Oct 2012
Long Beach, CA - From 31 Oct 2012 to 4 Nov 2012
Fresno, CA - From 7 Nov 2012 to 11 Nov 2012
San Diego, CA - From 14 Nov 2012 to 18 Nov 2012
Tucson, AZ - From 21 Nov 2012 to 25 Nov 2012
Phoenix, AZ - From 28 Nov 2012 to 02 Dec 2012
Topeka, KS - From 05 Dec 2012 to 09 Dec 2012
Tulsa, OK - From 12 Dec 2012 to 16 Dec 2012
Oklahoma City, OK - From 19 Dec 2012 to 23 Dec 2012
2013 schedule
Dubai, AE - From 6 Feb 2013 to 16 Feb 2013
Cape Town, ZA - From 5 Mar 2013 to 17 Mar 2013
Johannesburg, ZA - From 21 Mar 2013 to 1 Apr 2013
Caracas, VE - From 25 Apr 2013 to 12 May 2013
Panama City, PA - From 22 May 2013 to 26 May 2013
Guatemala City, GT - From 5 Jun 2013 to 9 Jun 2013
Amneville, FR - From 9 Jul 2013 to 13 Jul 2013
Nice, FR - From 18 Jul 2013 to 28 Jul 2013
Nantes, FR - From 31 Jul 2013 to 4 Aug 2013
Doha, QA - From 19 Sep 2013 to 28 Sep 2013
Beirut, LB - From 10 Oct 2013 20 Oct 2013
Athens, GR - From 29 Oct 2013 to 3 Nov 2013
Rome, IT - From 8 Nov 2013 to 17 Nov 2013
Turin, IT - From 21 Nov 2013 to 24 Nov 2013
Milan, IT - From 28 Nov 2013 to 1 Dec 2013
Geneva, CH - From 4 Dec 2013 to 8 Dec 2013
Basel, CH - From 11 Dec 2013 to 15 Dec 2013
Barcelona, ES - From 18 Dec 2013 to 29 Dec 2013
2014 schedule
Lisbon, PT - From 1 Jan 2014 to 12 Jan 2014
St-Petersburg, RU - From 22 Jan 2014 to 2 Feb 2014
Chelyabinsk, RU - From 7 Feb 2014 to 16 Feb 2014
Kazan, RU - From 21 Feb 2014 to 2 March 2014
Moscow, RU - From 6 Mar 2014 to 16 Mar 2014
Minsk, BY - From 20 Mar 2014 to 23 Mar 2014
Herning, DK - From 27 Mar 2014 to 30 Mar 2014
Wroclaw, PL - From 3 Apr 2014 to 6 Apr 2014
Malmö, SE - From 1 May 2014 to 4 May 2014
Glasgow, UK - From 8 May 2014 to 11 May 2014
Sheffield, UK - From 14 May 2014 to 18 May 2014
Birmingham, UK - From 22 May 2014 to 25 May 2014
Dublin, IE - From 28 May 2014 to 1 Jun 2014
London, UK - From 4 Jun 2014 to 8 Jun 2014
Manchester, UK - From 11 Jun 2014 to 15 Jun 2014
San Sebastian, ES - From 3 Jul 2014 to 6 Jul 2014
Santiago de Compostela, ES - From 10 Jul 2014 to 20 Jul 2014
Granada, ES - From 23 Jul 2014 to 27 Jul 2014
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, ES - From 2 Aug 2014 to 10 Aug 2014
Bilbao, ES - From 16 Aug 2014 to 24 Aug 2014
Palma de Mallorca, ES - From 28 Aug 2014 to 6 Sep 2014
Albany, NY - From 2 Oct 2014 to 5 Oct 2014
State College, PA - 8 Oct 2014 to 12 Oct 2014
Wilkes-Barre, PA - From 15 Oct 2014 to 19 Oct 2014
Charlottesville, VA - From 22 Oct 2014 to 26 Oct 2014
Sault Ste Marie, ON - From 29 Oct 2014 to 2 Nov 2014
Fort Wayne, IN - From 5 Nov 2014 to 9 Nov 2014
Bloomington, IL - From 12 Nov 2014 to 16 Nov 2014
Cedar Rapids, IA - From 19 Nov 2014 to 23 Nov 2014
Duluth, MN - From 26 Nov 2014 to 30 Nov 2014
Kearney, NE - From 3 Dec 2014 to 7 Dec 2014
Regina, SK - From 10 Dec 2014 to 14 Dec 2014
Lethbridge, AB - From 17 Dec 2014 to 21 Dec 2014
Kamloops, BC - From 24 Dec 2014 to 28 Dec 2014
Prince George, BC - From 31 Dec 2014 to 4 Jan 2015
2015 schedule
Fairbanks, AK - From 8 Jan 2015 to 11 Jan 2015
Anchorage, AK - From 14 Jan 2015 to 18 Jan 2015 (final show)
References
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