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SAME SAME..
BUT DIFFERENT

Through a series of everyday situations, “Same Same But Different” explores cultural differences and habits between Cambodians and foreign visitors. A sudden downpour, an unexpected power outage, a hectic boat trip and a relaxing dinner all provide the backdrops for funny encounters and opposing perspectives. But in every situation they find understanding and connect at a human level.

Cultural differences

Phare artists share their own unique take on cultural differences, poking good-natured fun at themselves and others.

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Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different" - cultural differences: female acrobat flying through the air, about to be caught

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different" - cultural differences: female actobat flying to be caught by other performers

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different" - cultural differences: male performer in farmers pants using Diabolo

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different": female performing aerial hoop above stage waiving at audience

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different": 2 female artists perform partner contortion acts

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different" - cultural differences: smiling male performer suspended horizontal on balancing sticks

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different": male performer on aerial strap with female performer held by his feet

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different": male and female perform duet with aerial straps above stage

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different" - cultural differences: masked performer in aerial straps above circus stage

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different": male performer inverted on aerial straps above stage

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different": masked male performer on aerial straps circling the stage

Phare Circus show "Same Same But Different": male performer juggling bowling pins on the big top stage

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NOTE: Phare, The Cambodian Circus’ shows are inspired by the real-life experiences of its creators and performers and deal with themes such as war, discrimination, relationships, poverty and ghosts. Some performances contain smoke, loud noises & music and strobe lights. Please consult with a member of the ticketing staff if you have any concerns or you have very young children.

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