House of Dancing Water show returns to Macau
A reboot of House of Dancing Water premiered at the City of Dreams casino resort in Macau on May 7, 2025, followed by its public debut two days later. The show's first run started in 2010, but was forced to close a decade later when the pandemic severely cut tourism in the city. Now it is back with world-class stage performances by actors performing aerial ballet and 25-metre (82ft) high dives. Their watery stage is the size of more than five Olympic-sized swimming pools and is spiced up with effects, including curtains of water.
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