Roll up, roll up for all the funof the circus
Are you ready for somersaults, clowns, double-jointed ladies, high-wire accordion
players, gigantic bubbles and lovable buffoons?
Then ‘roll up, roll up’ for the world-renowned Moscow State Circus, transforming Buxton Opera House into a big top from Friday, January 29 to Sunday, January 31.
With a new show inspired by Russian folklore, Moscow State Circus’ Zhelaniy isloosely based on the story of Cvetik-Semicvetik, ‘the flower with seven colours’, by Benjamin Losin. Each petal represents a wish and forms the perfect backdrop for eye-popping performers to bring the magic of the circus alive.
Introduced by the lovable buffoons Wizard Wako and his crazy sidekick Natalia, audiences will be blown away watching the award-winning Ruban (a 13-person springboard troupe), a high wire ballerina and beautiful daredevil aerial divas. There’s an enchanted garden full of mystery and wonder and some of the bendiest people on the planet.
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Perfect for families, the show is an eye-popping spectacle with a multitude of flying, back flipping, juggling, wire-walking and even roller-skating.
Tickets are priced at £28. Call the box office on 01298 72190 or visit www.buxtonoperahouse.org.uk