So it’s really nice to see it all coming together for Perry on her third headlining trek, The Prismatic World Tour, which supports 2013’s multimillion-selling “Prism.” It’s an expertly paced and organized show, emphasizing the star’s main strengths — including her personality and connection to fans — while ignoring basically everything else. She’s not trying to dance like Beyonce, ignite controversy like Lady Gaga or sing like Pink this time around. She seems content to just play the part of Katy Perry.
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It is Newton, not surprisingly, who dominates the action with a circus of emotions that allow her to journey through the physical environment she manages to grasp very tentatively, and her internal world consisting of people living and dead. Her life changes unwittingly depending on the medications she is and isn’t taking. She does this psycho-pharmacological ballet in and out of reality with the help of her doctor (Perry Aliado), and with the constant encouragement of her son, Gabe (Brian Dauglash), who creates a strong character mostly lurking in the shadows and corners of the set.
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“Everyone in the circus knows the cannon is the most daunting, the most thrilling, the most daring of all the acts,” she said. “It’s just something I never thought in my wildest dream that would be offered to me.”. Kirby and her team are constantly checking the specially-designed cannon and calculating the details of her flight, which includes everything from humidity to the arena’s temperature. The cannon, whose exact workings Kirby won’t reveal, is calculated for her body, which means she can’t gain or lose more than a few pounds. She relies on her aerialist background.
