Cirque du Soleil is on its way to Kelowna to present OVO - a colourful look at the life of insects.
Capital News met with contortionist Ariunsanaa Baata who plays the white spider and is one of 52 performers.
Baata said the show takes inspiration from Brazil where the writer is from and where Baata herself was raised.
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The show follows a blue fly as he enters a new colony and has an ovo - or egg - in his possession.
Baata said there are a lot of underlying messages on love, inclusion and new beginnings.
OVO opens at Prospera Place on June 9, with seven performances.
Senior Publicist Janie Mallet said the 21 semi-trucks carrying all the equipment and costumes will be rolling into Kelowna in the coming days.
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OVO is entertainment for the whole family.
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Tickets are available for purchase on the .
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