Yuletudinal circus fun
MANILA, Philippines - This year, Robinsons Malls not only continues to live up to the holiday sentiment but takes the sense of yuletide wonder even further for kids from one to 92, as it brings a different kind of Christmas entertainment in “Cirque Internationale,” a showcase of jaw-dropping and breathlessly thrilling acrobatics and circus magic. It is the kind of top-rate entertainment that usually requires the public to fork over a chunk of their holiday money to witness, but which Robinsons Malls is providing to the public for the irresistible price of “free.”
“Cirque Internationale” is one of the touring modern-themed circuses under Harris Entertainment, a privately-held company based in Honolulu, Hawaii that specializes in providing the highest quality of family entertainment. With more than 25 years of entertainment industry experience, each show aims to provide laughter, visual amazement and plenty of “wow!” moments. Harris Entertainment routinely scours the globe for the newest and most talented performers on the planet.
All these stunning acrobatics and more await holiday revelers at the various Robinsons Malls spread throughout the country. The “Cirque Internationale” shows are divided into two sets – red and blue – with each showcasing a different performance program. Only Robinsons Galleria (on December 21) and Robinsons Manila (December 20) will be featuring a combined program, while mall-goers in the provincial outlets can easily check out the schedule of performances at http://www.robinsonsmalls.com/ to see both sets of spectacular performances.
For more information on Cirque Internationale, you may contact the Marketing Communications Department at 397-1888 locals 780 to 782.
Enrique and Lyn Valencia, Celina Chua, Harris Entertainment managing director Doug Harris, Arlene G. Magtibay, Amanda Valencia, Robinsons Department Store general manager Johnson Go, Robinsons Retail Group president and COO Robina Gokongwei-Pe, Cirque Internationale cast member Jairo Ojeda Sanchez and Robinsons Department Store Merchandising VP Hope Gokongwei-Tang. Photos by Boy Santos
