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Las Vegas, Nevada
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The centerpiece of the show is a massive pool that holds 1.5 million gallons of water, allowing performers to seamlessly transition between air, water, and stage.
The name "O" is pronounced as "eau," the French word for water, reflecting the show's aquatic theme.
Since its debut in 1998, "O" has been a staple of Las Vegas entertainment, with thousands of performances at the Bellagio Hotel.
Behind the scenes, a dedicated team of over 150 technicians ensures the seamless execution of each performance, managing complex stage mechanics and safety protocols.
The diverse cast of "O" includes artists from more than 20 different countries, showcasing a wide array of talents and cultural influences.
The visionary director Franco Dragone, known for his work with Cirque du Soleil, conceptualized "O" to blend the elements of water and performance art.
The costumes in "O" are crafted from materials that can withstand water exposure, allowing performers to move effortlessly between dry and wet scenes.
A team of scuba divers is on hand during each performance to assist with underwater safety and logistics, ensuring the well-being of performers.
