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| Before the show we had dinner at the Phare Cafe | The usual stir-fried veggies and rice. Can you tell we like veggies? :-) | selfie at Phare Circus | About 20 minutes before show start. Lots of empty seats still, but show is sold out. Phare is like a 16-year old version of Cirque du Soliel. | Worker is handing out gift to the $ "A" seats. | ||
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| Seats are filling up now. | Getting packed. | We have great seats in the top row of B tickets, show center. | twirling staff of fire during the show. No flash allowed so really can't take pictures during the show. | After the show, everyone is invited on stage for photos with the performers. | ||
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| "the performers speak excellent Khmer (Cambodian" :-) But being trained in arts & theater, they can communicate very well with gestures. | Performer lifts a kid from the audience to his shoulders. | Kid is not afraid at all, awesome! | After the show, we take a tuk-tuk to the night market (there are several, all just a block from each other). This street cart sign - English goodly spoken. | |||
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| At the Kuriosity Kafe, a Predator. | And an Alien! | "Tourist Police". This is Pub Street which is like Spring Break in Miami, major party area. | Pancake from street vendor. | Dough tossed very thin, fried on hot plate with sliced banana, add nutella and fold into a tube. Yummy! | ||
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| Bob's had this lady's pancakes several times :-) | Lizard (sorry blurry, they run so fast it's hard to catch them in a close-up. | Jackfruit - the knobby fruit on the left, and on the right sliced up. Same as what we had in Malaysia. A bit pungent but tasty. | ||