$61 for One Ticket to Voyage de la Vie at Resorts World Sentosa (Worth $111)

All the world's a circus, like what happens at all-you-can-eat buffets where patrons demonstrate strongman skills coupled with balancing acts worthy of an Olympic medal. Witness similar mind-boggling spectacles with today's Groupon: for $61 (inclusive of SISTIC fee), you get a Category 3 ticket to Voyage de la Vie at Resorts World Sentosa (worth $111). Otherwise, for $71 (inclusive of SISTIC fee), get closer to the action with a Category 2 ticket (worth $131).

Jump straight into the deep-end with Voyage de la Vie and its international cast, building a fast-paced, colourful, stunt-a-minute show that culminates in death-defying circus acts, feats of agility, stunning sets and costumes. Enjoy Singapore's very own theatrical circus spectacular as designed and conceptualized by world-acclaimed architect and show designer, Mark Fisher.

Journey through this 'Journey of Life' and meet the unusual, cart-wheeling themes of Love, Temptation, Conflict and Life & Death, that speaks poignant reminders of greater topics, neatly presented and packaged by contortionists, jugglers, rope aerialists and crossbow artists.

Reviews:

"I loved how the performers would at times immerse themselves within the audience seats and perform right in front of the audiences, which definitely lifted the energy level of the performance. I also should give credit to the fringe items they had while the audience were streaming in when the doors opened. Some performers were playing ball with audience members, or just mingling around." - JustWatchLah Review

"The juggler was fantastic. he was awesome. he was spellbinding. he's the master of the show. no doubt the skill of the tricks had been replicated by some dude on a cruise I went before, his was a performance. no doubt the best part of the show. and the track for his segment had a hilarious "HAHA" that I guess the musicians shout (the music is mostly prerecorded)." - Sharniewarnie Review

"The show is overwhelming. I picked the equivalent of the first row of the mezzanine for us, which I consider perfect seating for musical events. You’re far back enough to clearly see the whole stage, but not so far back that you can’t easily see facial expressions and subtle nuances of body language. Voyage de la Vie has action going on all over the stage (and out into the aisles of the audience at several points) all the time. It is impossible to actually watch everything that is going on in every scene. However, it was not chaotic…it was wonderfully done and more of an “everywhere you look there’s something wonderful” experience." - Expatbostonians