REVIEW: Blizzard
Reading Time: 3 minutesBlizzard is a tried and tested work by Qubec-based circus outfit FLIP Fabrique, a well-established performance group known for high octane thrills and all-around entertainment.
Category Circus
REVIEW: Giffords Circus: Waterfield
Reading Time: 2 minutes The show captures the peculiar British ability to balance melancholy, absurdity and wonder all at once.
REVIEW: Circa: Wolf
Reading Time: 2 minutesA light pulses on the stage. From the darkness, bodies pounce, pause, and hungrily survey the audience. From the first few seconds, Circa’s Wolf captivates its prey.
REVIEW: Catch!
Reading Time: 2 minutesCatch! is a 45 to 50 minute showcase of friendship, flair and circus skill, performed recently at the Assembly Roxy in Edinburgh.
REVIEW: Genesis
Reading Time: 2 minutesGenesis is beautiful. Artistry and athleticism blend as the Copenhagen Collective create complex shapes and perform jaw-dropping stunts. Sixteen artists bring poetry to life with simple, expressive movement and a palpable love for their craft.
REVIEW: Hamlet by New York Circus Project
Reading Time: < 1 minuteNew York Circus Project have added their high flying expertise to the bardic showings at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. Their take on Hamlet was harrowing in its athleticism and commendable for its ingenuity.
REVIEW: Gifford Circus’s Laguna Bay
Reading Time: 2 minutesGiffords’ Laguna Bay is a sun-soaked splash of nostalgia, humour, and pure joy under the Big Top There are few traditions that manage to stay this fresh after 25 years, but Giffords Circus pulls it off with…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kaveh Rahnama
Reading Time: 7 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Kaveh Rahnama who is not only a host but performing as part of The Flying Bazazi Brothers, at Jacksons Lane's 50th birthday celebration on Saturday 28th June.
REVIEW: Cirqulation:Heritage
Reading Time: 2 minutesA fun and intimate night of quality circus acts
FEATURE: Showdown – a high-energy circus show about our obsession with winning
Reading Time: 2 minutesSix acrobats race to become ‘the new face of circus’ in a satirical show about winning, asking questions about media and identity, tokenism, and our desire to beat the competition.