“Toruk: The First Flight,” Cirque du Soleil’s latest show to perform in Manila, is a hybrid of its dazzling circus routines, plus well-conceived theatrical and cinematic touches that surprisingly heighten the experience.
World-renowned contemporary circus act Cirque du Soleil returns to Manila with a new show, “Toruk–The First Flight,” opening on June 25 at Mall of Asia Arena.
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