Known as top rated evening performance in town, Phare Circus is a must see show, amazing performance and not to be missed when you visit Siem Reap, the #2 Travelers’ Choice Destination in the world for 2015. Phare is no ordinary circus, but an edgy, alternative, down-to-earth, all-singing-and-dancing Cambodian circus in the tradition of Cirque du Soleil, with a good cause. The circus is a community based project where poor and underprivileged children can get a free training in all of the art range from circus skills, to painting, music and drama, payed by the circus tickets and donations. They rescued disadvantaged children from the street, troubled homes and trafficking by providing free food, education, training and jobs who finally turns into incredible skillful, talented young artists. Audience can easily find the energy and joy of the artists simply contagious and makes every single visit truly unique. Tours in Indochina
Phare shows are inspired by the real-life experiences of its creators and performers and deal with themes such as war, discrimination, relationships, poverty and ghosts. Some performances contain smoke, loud noises & music and strobe lights. The masks in “Sokha” or the “ghosts” in “Chills” are not more scary than what one might see on Halloween, but can be surprising if one is expecting clowns. Children are usually captivated by the high energy acrobatics, while the story line adds depth for adults and young adults. In an easy way to understand, it is the best show combining history with dance and acrobatics.
Here below is the updated schedule from March 2015 to February 2016:
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There are also two types of seats – Preferred Seating & Open Seating. If having the best view is important, the Pre-Reserved Preferred Seats in the front 3 rows of the middle section are the best choice. Preferred Seating ticket holders can enter at their leisure right up to show time confident that the best seats are waiting for them. They will also receive a bottle of cool water and small gift from Phare Boutique.
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After a day scrambling ruins in the sticky heat, most tourists spend their nights dining on Khmer barbecue while downing cold one-dollar beers on Pub Street. But it is no longer a trend as increasingly, visitors are opting for a taste of contemporary Cambodian culture, everyday life and entertainment under the big top at the city’s new circus. A trip to Siem Reap won’t be completed without an unforgettable visit to the circus in support of a good cause!
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