Cirque du Soleil brings magic to National Harbor

Published October 26, 2008 4:00am ET



Cirque du Soleil returns to its roots with KOOZA, a show steeped in astonishing acrobatic feats set to the tale of a clown, the perennial favorite circus performer. The magical adventure transpires beneath the tent raised at National Harbor throughout November.

Luc Tremblay, the show’s senior artistic director, explains that KOOZA is a Sanskrit word meaning “little box.” Innocent, the central clown character, opens the box only to discover that his nemesis, the Trickster, is playing a game. In his challenge to outwit the Trickster at his own game, Innocent uncovers the world.

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