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www.vegasnews.com: In celebration of Cirque du Soleil’s 30th anniversary and its 21 years in Las Vegas, the iconic troupe of artists has thrilled more than 50 million guests in Las Vegas, and has also given back more than $20 million to the local community and non-profit organizations.
For a long time, Cirque Du Soleil has been a powerhouse across the world and specifically in Las Vegas as this article demonstrates. A couple of things are interesting about this article. The first is that the article briefly mentions the fact that they have donated over $20 million but the article is about the fact that they were chosen for "Citizen of the Month" and I wish they would have elaborated on the projects they have done before because they have many ongoing awesome initiatives. Secondly, I find it interesting that they chose to bring people in from Zarkana and Mystere, the newest and oldest show in Vegas respectively when they are not necessarily the most popular.
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For a long time, Cirque Du Soleil has been a powerhouse across the world and specifically in Las Vegas as this article demonstrates. A couple of things are interesting about this article. The first is that the article briefly mentions the fact that they have donated over $20 million but the article is about the fact that they were chosen for "Citizen of the Month" and I wish they would have elaborated on the projects they have done before because they have many ongoing awesome initiatives. Secondly, I find it interesting that they chose to bring people in from Zarkana and Mystere, the newest and oldest show in Vegas respectively when they are not necessarily the most popular.
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