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| House of Dancing Water | |
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| Genre | Theatre |
| Show type | Resident show |
| Date of premiere | May 9, 2025 |
| Location | City of Dreams, Cotai, Macau, People's Republic of China |
| Official website | |
The reimagined 'House of Dancing Water', directed by Mr. Giuliano Peparini, Artistic Director of Peparini Studios, and produced by Our Legacy Creations, will return to City of Dreams Macau in May 2025 at the Dancing Water Theater - a purpose-built venue featuring a 270-degree theater-in-the-round with nearly 2,000 seats. 'House of Dancing Water' features a blend of acrobatics, dance choreography, and water stunts by a team of near to 300 cast, crew and behind-the-scenes staff from over 30 countries.
The show's stage system consists of multiple engineering features: the stage lift's system involves 32 hydraulic cylinders, supports 8 main stage lifts and 3 vomitory lifts, capable of lifting a total of 208 tons and transitions from dry to pool in 1 minute. The theater contains a 3.7-million-gallon (17 million liters) pool - equivalent to five-plus Olympic-sized swimming pools. Over 239 water jets are integrated into the stage, creating dynamic fountain effects reaching heights of 18 meters (59 feet), working together with 540 intelligent lights to deliver stage visuals and water effects.
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Reopened 2025 [1]