The hugely successful Cirque Du Soleil bandwagon continues to roll with news that their Quidam is to play at the Manchester Evening News Arena from 25 – 28 March, 2009.

The show follows Delirium to the huge indoor arena, best known as a pop concert venue.

Quidam – is described as a dazzling show that contains all the elements Cirque du Soleil is famous for; astonishing acrobatics, awe inspiring aerial acts, unique lighting, and an elaborate set design. The audience get to discover an acrobatic show where hope and beauty come to life.

This high flying show celebrates the nameless passerby, the person living lost amidst the crowd in an all-too-anonymous society. Quidam (pronounced key-dam) is a story of the one who cries out, sings and dreams within us all – a tribute to those faceless strangers we all are to one another.

Booking is now open and tickets are priced £50.

For further information, please click here.

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