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Tangled and twisted. Man-made circles in the air and lightening-speed jump roping. Did we mention ladders dropping down from the ceiling, and heart-thumping music? We’re talking about the one-of-a-kind Canadian entertainment company Cirque du Soleil. Next year from February 8-12 the group will be performing “Dralion” at Broomfield’s 1st Bank Center. The group currently performs over 20 draw-dropping shows worldwide including “Viva Elvis” in Las Vegas, “Zed” at Tokyo’s Disney Resort, and “La Nouba” in Disney World, Orlando. Don’t mistake this show for a peanut-throwing, elephant-aligned, clown-in-car Ringling Brother’s and Circus performance. This Cirque du Soleil show will keep you and your family awake, engaged and gasping

A couple of weeks ago we talked about the Boulder Ballet and Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra's performance of the holiday classic The Nutcracker. If you didn't get the chance to see the show, there's still time to get your live holiday music fix. This month the Colorado Symphony will host numerous holiday shows to get you in the Christmas spirit. From December 9 to 11 the group, accompanied by the Colorado Symphony Chorus, the Colorado Children's Chorale and professional vocalists, will perform classic Christmas carols and songs. Then, on December 16 and 17, Marin Alsop performs an R&B jazz and gospel reworking of Handel's Messiah. These are shows we guarantee you won't want to miss. But hurry! Tickets are on sale, and they go quickly. For more