R.U.N marked Cirque du Soleil’s first full-length live-action thriller, departing from its traditional circus roots into the cinematic territory of graphic novels and high-octane stunt performance.

OASIS Immersion
Located at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, is Canada’s largest permanent immersive destination — a walk-through experience spread across three expansive galleries with 360° floor and wall projections and spatialized sound. Blending technology, storytelling, and emotion..

The Opening Ceremony of the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto marked a historic moment as Cirque du Soleil presented its first-ever stadium-scale performance for a major international sporting event. Held at the Rogers Centre in front of 45,000 spectators and broadcast to over 30 million viewers across the Americas.

Another brick in the wall / the opera
is a bold and emotionally charged operatic adaptation of Pink Floyd’s iconic concept album The Wall. Directed by Dominic Champagne with music by Julien Bilodeau, the show merges the raw intensity of rock with the grandeur of opera, earning critical acclaim and two Opus Awards for its artistic innovation and impact.

CRYSTAL is Cirque du Soleil’s first production to unfold on ice — a groundbreaking hybrid of acrobatics and figure skating. The show merges theatrical storytelling with high-performance stunts, combining freestyle skating, aerial choreography, and dynamic visual design to explore themes of inner conflict, resilience, and artistic identity.

The Man. The Music. The Show. is a high-energy arena production starring Hugh Jackman, blending Broadway hits, film classics, and personal favorites into a dynamic musical journey. Directed with theatrical flair, the show pairs heartfelt storytelling with major stagecraft, including high-end lighting and large-scale video projections that elevate the concert into a full-blown immersive experience.

OVO, created and directed by Brazilian choreographer Deborah Colker, is a vibrant Cirque du Soleil arena show that dives into the bustling, colorful world of insects. Originally premiered in 2009 and refreshed in 2024, the show unfolds as a sensory celebration of biodiversity — full of energy, humor, and unexpected tenderness.

Madonna’s MDNA Tour (2012) pushed concert spectacle into a new realm by fusing theatrical vision, video artistry, and kinetic staging. The tour traversed four continents over 88 shows, grossing over US $300 million. Featuring oversized lifts, overhead tracks, and a dynamic video backdrop composed of eight rotating LED screens, making it one of the most ambitious multimedia installations in concert history.

Passagers is a poetic and physically explosive production by world-renowned Canadian circus collective The 7 Fingers. Set aboard a moving train, the show explores the liminal space between departure and arrival — a place where stories, memories, and strangers briefly converge. Passagers captures the emotional texture of travel — its nostalgia, possibility, and the profound human connections found along the way.