ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A fantastical winter performance unfolds with the world-renowned aerial and acrobatic artists of Cirque Mechanics starting December 12th at the Dr. Phillips center for the Performing Arts.
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The show revolves around a quirky shopkeeper on a mission to sell his prized shiny blue bicycle to the perfect customer and fulfill someone’s holiday wish.
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Contortionists perform on a turntable powered by unicyclists, aerialists are lifted by an acrobat inside a giant wheel, and trampoline wall artists defy the laws of physics by virtually flying and walking on air!
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A sensory-friendly performance is also available to those in needing a less stimulated experience.
The Sensory-Friendly performance will be on Sunday, December 22, at 12 p.m. Viewers can expect a show designed for all ages with adjusted sound, lighting, and relaxed exit/ re-entry into the theater.
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Tickets can be bought online at the Dr. Phillips Center website and parking passes are available to those in need. Prices vary according to show times and seating.
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