《Cavalia·舞馬》演藝城堡
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Cavalia
The world’s most spectacular and emotionally stirring large-scale performance, showcasing the profound bond between humans and horses. Having toured over 100 cities globally and captivated millions of live audiences, it remains a beloved masterpiece worldwide.
- Core team: World-renowned artist / Large-scale show producer Normand Latourelle serves as producer and chief director
- Art form: Combining the equestrian / music / dance / technique / multimedia / interaction, etc., expressing the caring feelings between humans and animals, and achieving an immersive romantic experience
- Product form: “Cavalia” theme stage show / themed commercial complex
- Themed commerce: Merchandise / restaurant / bar / F&B / VIP room, etc.
全球迄今為止最具規模及震撼力的大型娛樂演藝，將人與動物之間的浪漫關系表達到極致。在全球多達100余個城市巡演，現場觀眾超過千萬人次，深受廣大觀眾喜愛。
- 核心團隊：由享譽全球的藝術家/大型演藝製作人諾曼·拉圖愛擔任製片人及總導演
- 藝術形式：融合馬術/音樂/舞蹈/技巧/多媒體/互動等多種藝術形式，展現人與動物自然的關愛情懷，實現沈浸式浪漫體驗
- 產品形式：《Cavalia·舞馬》主題演藝及主題商業綜合體
- 商業主題：商品/餐廳/酒吧/美食/VIP空間等
Artist
Normand Latourelle
Producer /Artistic Director
- Globally celebrated artist and large-scale performance producer.
- Co-founder of Cirque du Soleil
- Creator of Cavalia and Illumi
- Awarded the National Order of Quebec (2007)
- Over 40 years of crafting world-class spectacles for millions worldwide
Media comments
Forbes
- “Normand Latourelle is known around the world for his lavish, innovative, and large-scale productions. As one of the original co-founders of Cirque du Soleil, he is an innovator who doesn’t see traditional limits to entertainment. His productions often combine live music, dynamic special effects, wow-worthy acrobatics, graceful dance, special effects, and cutting-edge multimedia and projections. ”
Washington Post
- “The relationship between man and animal is romanticized to the hilt in ‘Cavalia’, a lovely, spacey horse show created by Cirque du Soleil co-founder Normand Latourelle. Horse buffs will ooh and aah at the fine-tuned maneuvers pulled off by ‘Cavalia's’ team of gorgeous, proud steeds, especially since the notoriously feisty animals often perform sans saddle, sans bridle, sprinting or rearing according to a trainer's smile or gently lifted finger.”