Celine Dion tribute show that brings acrobats and aerialists to the stage with her biggest hits performed by a live band.
Cirque de Celine comes to The Royal Hall on Sunday 29 November, a tribute show that puts the circus on stage. It pairs acrobats and aerialists with Celine Dion's biggest hits, performed by a full live band and Europe's number one Celine tribute singer. The repertoire leans on her most famous ballads, including 'The Power of Love', 'It's All Coming Back To Me Now', 'Because You Loved Me' and 'My Heart Will Go On'. Billed as the show where the circus meets the melody, it's been featured on ITV's This Morning and is framed as a homage to one of the world's greatest singers.
It's a bit of a hybrid, so you'll get the music and the circus running together rather than one after the other. The acrobats and aerialists work around the songs, and the live band keeps the sound full. If you're coming for the ballads, those are the ones that take centre stage.
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On the practical side, the show is recommended for ages 11 and over, and under-16s need to be accompanied by an adult. The Royal Hall has a range of accessibility options on the night: wheelchair and companion access, captioned, relaxed, audio described and British Sign Language interpreted performances. Tickets are between £35 and £70, with the top price for a box that seats two. It starts at 7:30pm and runs for 120 minutes.
