Mandell Weiss Theatre
The Mandel Weiss Theatre has a Proscenium stage with 492 festival style seats and features excellent acoustics and lighting.
Mandell Weiss Theatre (La Jolla, CA)
Behind a red velvet curtain lies Aurélia's topsy-turvy world of tricks and transformations. Dreams come to life in her imaginative world of delight and darkness when everyday activities become enchanting vignettes. The impossible happens before your eyes in an evening of aerial acrobatics, illusion, magic, vaudeville and dance. Aurélia grew up in a family of circus performers and now that she has grown, she dazzles audiences with her creations inspired by the magic of music hall and circus.
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The last date listed for Aurélia's Oratorio was Sunday February 28, 2010 / 2:00pm. (view all dates)
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strange but intricate,seemed like others liked it more than I....


This event is ONLY for people who enjoy or want to be exposed to European humor and physical arts. This is a 70 minute show with circus arts, physical comedy and expression and no spoken words.
Uncultured folks should stay home. You will not enjoy it!

Quirky and weird, but a good diversion. Not too long. No intermission. Worth 1/2 price tix but wouldn't pay full price to see it.
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Website: http://www.lajollaplayhouse.org/the-season/plays/aurelias-oratorio
Behind the red velvet curtain lies Aurélia’s Oratorio’s topsy-turvy world of surreal surprises, tricks, and transformations, where dreams come to life and the impossible happens before your very eyes. Aurélia Thierrée was first seen on stage as a young girl, performing with her parents Jean-Baptiste Thierrée and Victoria Thierrée Chaplin, creators of the famous Cirque Imaginaire and Cirque Invisible, which enjoyed a successful run at La Jolla Playhouse during the 1995 season. Now an actress in her own right, Ms. Thierrée has charmed audiences around the world with this dazzling display of stage illusion, inspired by the magic of music hall and circus, co-created with her mother Victoria Thierrée Chaplin, and performed with Jaime Martinez.