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Cirque of Chaos brings dark rock and fire to Lauderhill Performing Arts Center

Marcus Chen
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Marcus Chen
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Marcus manages the day-to-day editorial workflow across all brands, coordinating coverage assignments and ensuring editorial standards are met. He previously served as city editor at the Pioneer Press and holds a degree in Political Science from Carleton College.

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Cirque of Chaos brings dark rock and fire to Lauderhill Performing Arts Center — Parkland Arts news

Cirque of Chaos is about to flip the script on your typical night out, and let s just say these performers take playing with fire very literally. Tim Jarrett: Cirque of Chaos is a dark-themed rock show that obviously incorporates a lot of fire, and a lot of cool aerial acrobatic performances. This high-energy spectacle mixes rock and roll with fearless acrobatics, fiery performances, a bed of nails and stunts that take skill to a whole new level. Tim Jarrett: What people can expect from the show is simply this. Choreographed chaos. This is going to be a show that is guaranteed to top any Halloween or any type of dark rock-themed cirque, or cirque show that you guys have seen lately. Tim Jarrett: For starters, I am from South Florida, and if you re gonna have a show like this, it s gotta be here first! The action rolls into the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center on Nov. 6. Don t miss the chaos! Head on over to Links Mentioned on the home page of our website and ge

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