HQ Function

Serves as the primary creation, innovation, and administrative hub for all global operations, including show development, artist training, costume design and production, and corporate management.

Notable Features:

The IHQ, also known as 'The Studio,' houses extensive creation studios, training facilities, costume workshops (Atelier), a residence for artists, and administrative offices. It's a vast complex designed to foster creativity and collaboration.

Work Culture:

A highly creative, multicultural, and dynamic environment focused on artistic excellence, innovation, and pushing the boundaries of performance. Collaboration between artists, designers, technicians, and corporate staff is central.

HQ Significance:

The IHQ is the heart of Cirque du Soleil's artistic and operational endeavors, where new shows are conceived and brought to life. It symbolizes the company's commitment to innovation and its Quebecois roots.

Values Reflected in HQ: Creativity, audacity, passion, artistic integrity, and community engagement are reflected in the IHQ's design as a hub for artistic creation and its location as part of a major urban renewal project.

Location:

Cirque du Soleil supports a wide array of functions globally, including international touring show operations, regional marketing and sales, talent scouting across continents, logistics for moving large-scale productions, and managing partnerships for resident shows in various countries. Their presence spans North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and other regions with both touring and resident productions.

Street Address:

8400 2nd Avenue

City:

Montreal

State/Province:

Quebec

Country:

Canada