LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – A new Cirque du Soleil show is headed to the Hawaiian islands!
In a press release Thursday, the group announced its first resident show in Hawai’i, “‘Auana,” which means “to wander or drift.”
The show will honor the rich culture of the islands “through Cirque du Soleil’s signature artistry and daring feats of athletic prowess,” according to a press release.
The cast will feature a lineup of international and local talent to deliver “world-class acrobatics, outrageous comedy, mesmerizing hula, and captivating music in this lively celebration of Hawai‘i.”
‘Auana will unfold across eight chapters that will each focus on a distinct story, starting with an interpretation of the Polynesian migrations to the islands featuring “high-flying” acrobats “propelled by voyaging swings.”
The “golden age of tourism” will also be explored using a duo of foot jugglers.
An aerial hoop act will represent the troupe’s homage to …