
Circus in a Bottle by Trajectory Theatre | Review
Many immersive shows these days are pushing the bounds of technology. Both the falling cost of what in the past
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Many immersive shows these days are pushing the bounds of technology. Both the falling cost of what in the past
Circus in a Bottle by Trajectory Theatre | Review Read More »

Cirque du Soleil’s Luzia bills itself as ‘A Waking Dream of Mexico’, and I might have thought that the ‘waking’
Cirque du Soleil: Luzia | Royal Albert Hall | Review Read More »

Multi award winning La Clique is back in London after ten years of dazzling audiences around the world to set
La Clique at Leicester Square Spiegeltent, London | Review Read More »

Rouge comes across as a series of disconnected circus acts, with no overarching themes or narrative to speak of. It
Rouge at Underbelly Festival Southbank | Review Read More »

There are more circus shows trouping through London these days than you can poke a stick at. I’ve had the
Transit Presented by Underbelly and Flip Fabrique | Review Read More »

Contemporary Canadian circus Cirque Éloize are celebrating their 25th birthday this year with the UK premiere of their new show
Cirque Éloize: Hotel at the Peacock Theatre | Review Read More »

How do you critique such an established production powerhouse as Cirque du Soleil? Set in the magnificent Royal Albert Hall,
Cirque Du Soleil Totem at The Royal Albert Hall Read More »

Last night the Mayor of Wandsworth, Cllr Leslie McDonald officially opened the 9th Wandsworth Arts Fringe in the Battersea Circus
Hoops and Loops at Battersea Circus Tent | Wandsworth Arts Fringe Read More »