Shiok-lah, that's how I would describe the Swiss Dream Circus. The performers put on a spectacular show. I was enthralled the moment Evgenia, the violinist and songstress, came on. Me, that emo makcik who sobs to herself dramatically when reading sad storybooks, had to dab her eyes once-twice in the middle of her performance.
The circus was all sorts of good fun and positive vibes. Hubs and I bought a bag of popcorn and water from the stalls stationed outside the entrance before going into the 4PM show. I asked the usher if we were allowed to snap photos - she replied, "Oh, yes!!" . I was excited to know that this was going to be a laidback thing with fun for everyone in mind. In case you're wondering, I did not abuse the camera privilege!
I was so caught up with the amazing acts I was seeing that video-ing and snapping pics became the last thing on my mind. I did, however, very quickly managed a few just to show off to friends and family. Lol.
It's hard for me to say which act I loved most. I just enjoyed it all. The breathtaking aerial acrobatics, the jaw dropping pole dance, the funny clown, the omg knife routine, the mesmerising diabolo spinning skills, the incredible Russian bar act - it was magical to me. In case you're keen to see the list of performers who made this show a success, I leave the link
here for your convenience.
These are the few pics I snapped.
Can you get up from a split using no hands?
Yurie Basiul did it flawlessly!
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| Yurie Basiul - Swiss Dream Circus |
This is part of the knife throwing act. I was cringing in my seat, worried for the lady on the fast spinning wheel! Phew! No one was injured.
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| Igor and Tatiana - Swiss Dream Circus |
Evgenia ended the show with a beautiful rendition of
Time to Say Goodbye. Sniff. Wipe eyes.
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| Evgenia - Swiss Dream Circus |
A look at the circus inside and out.
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| Swiss Dream Circus, Desa Parkcity |
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Spellbinding Stage Effects
Swiss Dream Circus, Desa Parkcity |
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Seats Getting Filled Up Quickly
Swiss Dream Circus, Desa Parkcity |
There you go. That's how we spent our Sunday evening. Early next rain-fresh morning, we were blessed with a rainbow in the sky.
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| Rainbow in Kuala Lumpur |
Oh, how I enjoyed my long weekend! Yes, it was four days off for many of us in Malaysia with two public holidays back-to-back.