Posted in Cirque Du Soleil, Entertainment, Kooza, Life, Review, Saltimbanco, Work, tagged Cirque Du Soleil, Clown, Dress Rehearsal, Innocent, Kooza, Philadelphia, Philly, Pickpocket, Premiere, Soundtrack, Trapeze, Trickster, Wheel of Death on May 9, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I got tickets to the dress-rehearsal of Kooza last night in Philadelphia. Working for the Cirque du Soleil has perks. And WOE!
This is one insane Cirque show. The story is simple or so I think anyway. An Innocent receives a package out of which The Trickster escapes like a jack in the box. That alone [...]
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Posted in Cirque Du Soleil, Frustration, Kooza, Life, Slice of Life, WTF?, Work, tagged Cirque Du Soleil, Condo, Delaware River, Dockside Apartments, DVD, Kooza, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philly, VCR, Venting, Wireless on May 7, 2008 | 12 Comments »
You look at this picture and you’d think it was this awesome place to stay.
Looks great, expensive and well who wouldn’t want to live there right. It’s Philly, on the Delaware River and all that jazz. But just wait.
Let’s begin with global positioning. Just look at this.
I’m 20 minutes of walking away from anything, even [...]
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Posted in Cirque Du Soleil, Kooza, Life, Slice of Life, Work, tagged Cirque Du Soleil, Construction, Hard Hat, High-Wire, IT, Jump-Rope, Kooza, Network Cable, Plank, RJ-45, Steel-toes on May 6, 2008 | 8 Comments »
My life with the Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza gets weirder and weirder. I’ll have to drive a lift (Yes an IT guy driving a lift, what the fuck were they thinking of?) I work out of trailers, wear a hard hat, steel toe boots, carry construction tools around and gulp had to re-learn how to [...]
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Posted in Cirque Du Soleil, Eating Out, Food, Kooza, Restaurant Review, Travel, tagged Cheesesteak, Geno's, Philadelphia cheesesteak, Philly, Philly cheesesteak, Philly Steak and Cheese, steak and cheese, Tony Luke's on May 5, 2008 | 5 Comments »
My first tour with Kooza is in Philadelphia. The birthplace of American Democracy, the American Revolution, Independence and was the US’ first capital. It was the home to Historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin and literary figures such as Edgar Allan Poe. But what do I care. First thing I wanted to try in [...]
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Posted in Apple, Cirque Du Soleil, Travel, USA, Work, YouTube, iPhone, iPod, tagged Apple, Bluetooth, Cirque Du Soleil, GPS, iPhone, iPod, SMS, Steve Jobs, VPN, Wireless, YouTube on April 21, 2008 | 7 Comments »
And it feels good. Because of my work at the Cirque du Soleil which means I’ll be working in the US for the next two years, I need an American phone number and if you read this blog I ranted about purchasing an iPod, well this iPod Nano just doesn’t cut it anymore, I needed [...]
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Posted in Cirque Du Soleil, Office Life, Saltimbanco, Work, tagged Bungee, CGI, Cirque Du Soleil, Fun at Work, Illinois, Moline, Play, Saltimbanco, Stage, Work on April 18, 2008 | 11 Comments »
I don’t like showing pictures of myself but this time I’ll make an exception since this is just to fucked up not to share.
Look at this picture…
You know something freaky is about to happen.
Hey wait what is my tour director doing?
No! No! No BDSM at work, no worries
Ohh look
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Unfortunately I couldn’t play long because the [...]
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Posted in Advertising, Cirque Du Soleil, Entertainment, tagged Artwork, Believe, Cirque Du Soleil, Criss Angel, Harry Houdini, Houdini, Las Vegas, Luxor, Poster on April 17, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Today, Cirque du Soleil will unveil the name of our highly anticipated new production set to open at Luxor, in Las Vegas. The show will hold its Gala Premiere on September 12, 2008, with preview performances beginning September 1, 2008
On his death bed, legendary magician and escape artist, Harry Houdini told his wife the following; [...]
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