The touring show "Totem" premiered in 2010 and was soon followed by three more shows in 2011: the resident show "Iris" in Los Angeles and the touring shows ' and "Zarkana." Although the company was still growing at this time, it continued to face several issues with its newer productions. "Zarkana" and "Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour" received poor reviews and the company had a string of closures. "Banana Shpeel" closed in Toronto in October 2010 after cancelling its previously-announced engagement in San Francisco. In July 2011, Cirque du Soleil announced the closure of "Zed" due to poor ticket sales as a direct result of the March 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. In November 2011 MGM Grand asked the company to close and replace "Viva Elvis" by the end of 2012 due to poor ticket sales. In February 2012, the company announced the closure of "Zaia" due to disappointing ticket sales and in November 2012, despite critical praise, announced the closure of "Iris," also due to low ticket sales. In December 2012, the company announced a new division — Cirque du Soleil Média — in conjunction with Bell Media, followed by the release of their second film '. At this time Cirque du Soleil also announced 50 layoffs. The layoffs consisted mostly of 30 employee positions at their International Headquarters in Montreal, including three vice-presidents.