The Secret Behind The World’s Largest Water Show In Macau

The "The House of Dancing Water" show in Macau (China) with a budget of up to $ 250 million is the world's largest water-based art show. In Macau, Macau has made a number of world-record achievements, such as the thriving casino industry, or the possession of the world's highest commercial bungee jump site in the Guinness Book of Records. But most impressive is the art performance "The House of Dancing Water" - an amazing performance like magic. Created from the talented hands of legendary producer Franco Dragone, the show combines acrobatics and water stunts with aerial and theatrical art. The show debuted at the City of Dreams resort in Macau in 2011

. The theater performed the performance specifically designed and took up to 5 years to build, cost up to more than 250 million USD. The cast and production team will celebrate the show's 7th anniversary in September. This means they performed more than 2,500 shows for more than 4 million audiences from all over the world The content of "The House of Dancing Water" is a typical love story interwoven the struggle between good and evil.



The protagonist is a princess and a handsome guy who asks for the energy of water and the help of friends to rescue the princess from the evil queen. Photo: The Wonderful World of Dance. Water is definitely the star of the show. The swimming pool on stage has the capacity to hold more than 14,000 m3 of water. Notably, the show also has the help of 11 hydraulic lifts with a capacity of 10 tons, the stage can transform from a swimming pool full of water to a hard stage in less than a minute. Photo: The Wonderful World of Dance, special effects and water magic are also creative. The show not only features many stunning acrobatics, but also contains miracles from technical technology that make the audience curious and surprised The cast of 90 international performers, many of whom are professional divers and fitness athletes, bring life's breath to the stage.



However, the silent hero of the show is the staff behind the wings. The team consists of 160 production staff, almost double the number of performers. Among the staff are 30 professional divers in the swimming pool that the audience will never see. They hold one of the most important roles. Their job is to direct and give underwater respirators to performers. They wear full-face masks, allowing them to talk to the artists in the water. One of the show's highlights is the underwater dance scene, as the water soars to the rhythm of the music. The scene is made possible by the use of 258 fountains illuminated with LED lights.



The theater space consists of 15 floors, of which 10 floors above the stage are all lighting control rooms, wiring and high technology. The lower 5 floors contain hydraulic pumps, stage lifts, special effects systems, large water filtration systems and storage tanks. Photo: The Wonderful World of Dance. The strings connecting the magic of the show are the 11 largest automatic stage lifts in the world, which can bear loads of up to 26 tons. They fit well together, can be raised 1 m on stage or lowered 7 m, creating a swimming pool deep enough for divers to jump from a height of 24 meters. Photo: The Wonderful World of Dance, the schoolyard holds about 400 costumes. The clothes specially designed for the program are made of neoprene rubber - a material that can withstand the effects of water. More than 15,000 pieces of Swarovski crystal decorate the buttons and pearls of performers' costumes to look like diamonds.



Photo: The Wonderful World of Dance.Not just a water show, this unique show promises to continue to explode for many years to come. Photo: City of Dreams Macau. According to Anh Ngoc / Zing news ***.

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