Sydney, Australia. 19th September 2019. Cirque du Soleil’s brand new white and grey Big Top was raised to mark the arrival of KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities. Media photographers and reporters were invited to witness the raising of the Big Top and set-up of the travelling Cirque du Soleil village. Over 60 technicians raised more than 100 metal poles in the final step of building the roof of the “grand chapiteau”. The Big Top stands about 20 metres (56 feet) high and is 51 metres (164 feet) in diameter. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

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