For the first time in Cyprus!

 

Aladdin: 1001 Nights on Ice is a new theatrical circus show for adults and children, based on the world-famous tales of the unique storyteller Scheherazade.

 

Soloists of the show: 

 

Philip Warren (USA, France) – an outstanding acrobat and figure skater, winner of international competitions such as the Warsaw Cup (2019), the French Championship (2018/2019), Finlandia Trophy (2019) and others, as well as a participant in the famous ice show in Switzerland, Art on Ice.

 

Yulia Lazuto – aerial gymnast, champion of Ukraine.

 

Viewers will see the adventures of the brave young man Aladdin, who found a magic lamp with which he could make any wish come true; the tale of Ali Baba, who accidentally witnessed the untold treasures stored in the cave of 40 robbers; the sea traveler Sinbad the Sailor, who discovers new lands and is not afraid of storms and tempests; and other well-known fairy tales, each of which has its own moral and instructive meaning.

 

The skill of the ice artists, their speed, strength, and energy on the ice uniquely combine ethnic and contemporary motifs of Eastern music with sensual choreography. A more than 1,000-year-old legend comes to life before the audience's eyes, where cold ice intertwines with hot Eastern passions, and thematic decorations and large-scale video installations completely transport them to the era of the Ancient East. 

 

Luxurious costumes and Eastern dances immerse the audience in a magical fairy tale.

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In each fairy tale, circus artists on ice will show off their skills: ice acrobats performing the most difficult parallel somersaults and complex stunts on ice; aerial acrobats flying on canvases directly above the stage; fire jugglers, hula hoops, magicians; and, of course, masters of one of the most beautiful sports and arts—figure skating—will create an atmosphere of Eastern grace and magical appeal, delighting and thrilling audiences of all ages! 

 

The show takes place on environmentally friendly ice that does not require freezing. New synthetic ice technology.