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By: Richard j Bergeron

Richard j Bergeron — Wed, 25 Mar 2020 23:49:44 +0000

Ya, motorcycle stunts really were the highlight of this show. I still think it should be marketed to a select audience and smaller venue. This is not what people want to see from Circle .

By: Zen Rebel Diva

Zen Rebel Diva — Wed, 25 Mar 2020 18:03:53 +0000

I and 2 of my friends saw it and loved it. We’ve seen many Cirque shows and loved them all. This one was different for sure. We went in with no expectations and reading no reviews. I like Robert Rodriguez, and after the opening montage, I got that it was a riff on Sin City, with the comic book/reality mix. I thought the torture scenes were pretty cool, but I am also old enough to remember seeing things like that at the Jim Rose Circus sideshow 20+ years ago on Coney Island. I was surprised they had such a sequence though. Overall, I loved the motorcycle acrobatics.

By: Hashtag Fail

Hashtag Fail — Thu, 12 Mar 2020 17:23:07 +0000

In reply to Ian. Yeah, I agree. Bravo for betting wrong. At $60M+, a lot of people got paid to work. It's unfortunate that actors and off-stage personnel who were working and hoping for an ongoing paycheck aren't getting it. But any time a major company wants to dump millions into the economy, it's great for the working man. I hope CdS fails more often.

By: Ian

Ian — Thu, 12 Mar 2020 04:46:52 +0000

Good for them for taking a risk and trying something different and new.
The show was not good overall – I agree – but people shouldn’t be rubbing the failure in their face. I hope Las Vegas keeps innovating (Absinthe, Rose Rabbit Lie/Vegas Nocturne, RUN).

By: Jared

Jared — Sat, 07 Mar 2020 05:06:25 +0000

When the show started, there was a movie screen trying to set the stage for things to come. It seemed to long and I thought, I didn’t spend all this money to see a movie. When real action started it was difficult to keep turning in my seat to see action at different locations in the show and at the side angles. In conclusion, I thought, it was ok, however, I won’t see it again like I have with other Cirque shows.

By: Paul-Marcel St-Onge

Paul-Marcel St-Onge — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 20:35:14 +0000

In reply to Lynn Chase. Completely agree. Plus people think that since CdS was the producer that it had to be filled with circus acts. It would have been better for CdS to create another entity to produce the show to eliminate that confusion.

By: Richard j Bergeron

Richard j Bergeron — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 20:07:55 +0000

I saw Run in January and i have to admit, i didnt know what to think. I new it would be different and not like the other Circle shows . The stunts , and actors were awesome. They really were. The motorcycle stunts were really good and fun to watch as well. I didnt find the music too loud. I dont think thats the kind of entertainment most people want to see. I saw a lot of older people there, and im sure they expected something different. I did enjoy it, but i also wouldnt recommend it considering all the other high caliber entertainment available. Ive seen the other Circle shows and totally impressed and entertained.
I think Run needs a smaller venue and target a younger audience. It might do well with that.

By: Lynn Chase

Lynn Chase — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 18:34:12 +0000

I’m a long time resident and former headliner at several now obsolete hotel casinos such as The Marina, The Hacienda, The Maxim, and Paddlewheel Hotels. I’ve seen ever Cirque Show and the performers are second to none. The only difference with Run was people expected a Las Vegas show and instead they saw a 3D movie in which they were a part of but only as a spectator. I think the main problem, aside from music so loud you couldn’t hear applause or cat whistles, is that people didn’t know what they were expected to do? clap? just watch? what’s going on? I honestly feel if this had been marketed as a 3d immersive FILM people would have had entirely different expectations. A movie you sit back and watch. You’re not expected to applaud at every cool thing that happens. It was like a movie that you’re an extra in. THAT’S how it should have been marketed. I loved the way they incorporated the geek show side show elements as part of the show and the acrobats and mostly the motorcycle stunts were breathtaking. I think this show got a bad rap and I for one am sad it isn’t getting a second chance with proper marketing and slight tweaks, like the volume. sad.

By: WILLIAM WINGO

WILLIAM WINGO — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 16:33:47 +0000

I’ve seen exactly one Cirque show in Las Vegas: the original “Mystere” at Treasure Island, way back when both were relatively new. So far, I’ve managed to avoid the others.

By: Serk

Serk — Sun, 01 Mar 2020 20:22:10 +0000

This show will be remembered long after it’s gone. In this case, not a good thing.