.- Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil recreate the Neverland ranch of Michael Jackson in Las Vegas.
The Mandalay Bay hotel and casino plans to open a huge complex of buildings that includes a room themed Jackson, an interactive museum with objects related to the singer and a theater, whose design mimic the pop star's shelter, said yesterday the president of Cirque du Soleil Daniel Lamarre.
"This place, the Mandalay Bay, will become the home of Michael Jackson for many, many ways,''Lamarre said during the announcement at the casino which was attended Jackson's older brother, Jackie.
John Branca , one of the executors of the estate of Michael Jackson, said the facility will offer fans of the singer to hold a fixed place and also gave an opportunity to see some of the objects that used to exhibit at Neverland, AP reported.
"Very few fans can visit Neverland, the estate of Michael by location remote,''he said.
Plans for the hotel in Las Vegas, which is expected to be ready in 2013, are part of a thriving business relationship between the circus and the heirs of the pop star.
In October will begin a tour that will pay tribute to the Cirque du Soleil to Jackson. This is the most expensive show that has produced the Canadian circus company's history. The tour "Michael Jackson, The Immortal World Tour''of $ 57 million, will start in Montreal and will tour 30 cities including New York, Miami, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Jackson admired the work and attended the circus their performances Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Their support helped build the company, said Lamarre.
The presentation of the tour in Las Vegas will begin with a convention of fans at the Mandalay Bay in December, which will serve as prior presentation of the permanent attraction of Jackson.
art concept of the tour includes a huge tree in their scenario, as a symbol of an oak that was a favorite of Jackson and was out of his bedroom at Neverland. Jackson was named the Giving Tree and had built a small platform where he wrote music, and even sleep sometimes.
For the song "Jackson's''Thriller placed graves across the stage to remember the singer's video that featured dancing zombies.
During the show's 90 minutes are excerpts from Jackson's music videos, but not any actor to represent the pop star. "Immortal''will also include unreleased songs that Jackson finished before his death in 2009.
After the tour will go to Europe," said Lamarre, while producers of Cirque will open a more intimate and theatrical show in Las Vegas.
The heirs of Jackson and the Cirque will own 50% each for both projects and will share equally the cost of production.
The tour director Jamie King said he sought acrobats, dancers and musicians worldwide to capture the spirit of Jackson and his qualities to present shows.
"I feel I'm not doing it alone, I feel I'm doing with Michael in the post of co''said King, who has been in charge of concert tours of Madonna, Rihanna and Celine Dion, besides having been a dancer in the performances of Jackson.
The Mandalay Bay hotel and casino plans to open a huge complex of buildings that includes a room themed Jackson, an interactive museum with objects related to the singer and a theater, whose design mimic the pop star's shelter, said yesterday the president of Cirque du Soleil Daniel Lamarre.
"This place, the Mandalay Bay, will become the home of Michael Jackson for many, many ways,''Lamarre said during the announcement at the casino which was attended Jackson's older brother, Jackie.
John Branca , one of the executors of the estate of Michael Jackson, said the facility will offer fans of the singer to hold a fixed place and also gave an opportunity to see some of the objects that used to exhibit at Neverland, AP reported.
"Very few fans can visit Neverland, the estate of Michael by location remote,''he said.
Plans for the hotel in Las Vegas, which is expected to be ready in 2013, are part of a thriving business relationship between the circus and the heirs of the pop star.
In October will begin a tour that will pay tribute to the Cirque du Soleil to Jackson. This is the most expensive show that has produced the Canadian circus company's history. The tour "Michael Jackson, The Immortal World Tour''of $ 57 million, will start in Montreal and will tour 30 cities including New York, Miami, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Jackson admired the work and attended the circus their performances Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Their support helped build the company, said Lamarre.
The presentation of the tour in Las Vegas will begin with a convention of fans at the Mandalay Bay in December, which will serve as prior presentation of the permanent attraction of Jackson.
art concept of the tour includes a huge tree in their scenario, as a symbol of an oak that was a favorite of Jackson and was out of his bedroom at Neverland. Jackson was named the Giving Tree and had built a small platform where he wrote music, and even sleep sometimes.
For the song "Jackson's''Thriller placed graves across the stage to remember the singer's video that featured dancing zombies.
During the show's 90 minutes are excerpts from Jackson's music videos, but not any actor to represent the pop star. "Immortal''will also include unreleased songs that Jackson finished before his death in 2009.
After the tour will go to Europe," said Lamarre, while producers of Cirque will open a more intimate and theatrical show in Las Vegas.
The heirs of Jackson and the Cirque will own 50% each for both projects and will share equally the cost of production.
The tour director Jamie King said he sought acrobats, dancers and musicians worldwide to capture the spirit of Jackson and his qualities to present shows.
"I feel I'm not doing it alone, I feel I'm doing with Michael in the post of co''said King, who has been in charge of concert tours of Madonna, Rihanna and Celine Dion, besides having been a dancer in the performances of Jackson.
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