A traditional, non-animal circus will stop off in Llangollen from tomorrow as part of its summer tour of north and mid Wales.
Based in north Wales, Peregrine Circus says it "drifts into towns and villages" and is a collective of acrobats, artists and musicians united by a love of live performance and a deep connection to the landscapes and legends of the land.
From this Thursday to Sunday its Belly of the Whale show will have seven performances at Llangollen Pavilion.
Its advertising material describes it as a traditional, all-human, village green circus with "no animals, only people, artistry, and the magic they create together."
Founded and directed by Robin Timson, it has entered its second year following the success of its 2025 debut show.
Said to be inspired by the sea, folklore and the stories its performers carry with them, the production brings together aerial performance, acrobatics, live musicians and "unforgettable characters" beneath the canvas.
Acts include roller skates and perch, teeterboard acrobatics, contortion and trapeze, aerial net and roped, all accompanied by a three-piece orchestra.
Its 2026 tour began in Llandulas in May and ends back there after stops in Anglesey, the Llyn Peninsula, Brecon and Powys early next month.
* For tickets, got to: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/peregrinecircus/2026815
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.