Sian Espana, a sixth-generation performer, rolls around at different angles, inside and outside the German Wheel that sends him spinning upside down and sideways. At one point, he writhes around on ...

As Financial Times reports with reference to the SPIEF-2025 program, not a single Western company sent its representatives to ...

One of the most unique summer camp experiences in America will have children turning their summer literally upside down at ...

It’s perhaps Tsunami Circus’ most ambitious performance yet, from aerial trapeze work to acrobatics and the German wheel — a level of circus that might not have been possible before the Juniors ...

high wires and German wheels of circus yore. More grounded types can master juggling and clowning arts, while fitness fanatics elevate into yoga aerialists and trampoline acrobats. And roving ...

Founded in 2004 by Boston native and German Wheel artist Chris Lashua, Cirque Mechanics quickly emerged as a pioneering force in American circus arts. With performances grounded in mechanical ...

Get Access To Every Broadway Story Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Founded in 2004 by German wheel artist ...

With a troupe of 35 skilled artistes, the circus is reinventing itself with ... where acrobats defy fear and physics, and the German wheel, a high-energy act that combines agility and athleticism.

Urban circus meets digital magic: the German premiere on November 1 and 2 ... aerial acrobatics, trial bike, cyr wheel and more - move through a visually captivating world in which the boundaries ...

Today, people from around the world travel to the festival to celebrate German culture and ... "tent," I tend to think of the big tops at the circus. However, the ones I saw at Oktoberfest ...

media release: Head over Wheels Circus presents “It Takes Guts ... trapeze, juggling, and German wheel. Presented from the point of view of an acrobat with anxiety, “It Takes Guts ...

The Cyr wheel itself finds its roots in the contemporary circus, where acrobat Daniel Cyr first introduced it in 1996 as a derivative of the German wheel, a gymnastics apparatus made up of two hoops ...