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Fabulous Contraptions!

Fabulous Contraptions is a charming, innovative walkabout act featuring two intrepid time travellers… from the past! The Captain and The Professor glide effortlessly on their Time Machines but are simply confounded by the incredible technology all around them.

Rustle

Rustle is a solo, Autumnal-themed act that incorporates Crystal Ball Contact Juggling, a classical music soundscape and a bushel of beautiful Autumn leaves. Serene, beautiful and completely unique!

The Flying Wheelnuts

Fast and furious ultra-modern circus! Bright, refreshing, vibrant performances from these unicycling jugglers.

Felix Brent the English Gent

England’s finest stunt penny farthing cyclist! Part magician, part juggler, complete genius (or so he likes to think).

Those Magnificent Men

Comedy pilots on penny farthing bicycles with a “biplane upgrade”. The onboard sound system provides realistic engine sounds, amusing sound effects, and appropriate music. Magnificent!

Aaargh – Pirates!

Edson – Multiskilled Performer

The Greatest Show Unearthed

The Greatest Showpeople

4 weeks ago

The last year has been pretty tough for everyone. Behind the scenes there have been artists, creatives and organisations putting in the hours to develop new skills, performances and methods of engagement that will take us all into the next chapter. Hats off to Gordon Tyler aka Fiery Jack for creating this fantastic chainsaw carving of The Magpie - Circus Big Top. What a piece! Great to see you still have all 10 fingers intact!Today is World Circus Day and we really can celebrate the beginning of our emergence from a challenging 14 months. To all of the artists out there, we celebrate with you and look forward to seeing you down the road! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

We're so very grateful to receive a Cultural Recovery Fund grant. It will help us to dust off our infrastructure, support our performers to get out again and meet the challenges of creating circus and street arts within the new covid reality. We are so looking forward to once again being a live circus and bringing fantastic entertainment back to you. LET'S CIRCUS: THE CIRCUS THAT RUNS AWAY TO JOIN YOU! #HereForCulture Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Arts Council England ... See MoreSee Less

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Let's Circus updated their cover photo.

2 months ago

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5 months ago

It’s been a hard year to pull out many positives for the arts and cultural sector, as our event industry and all former ways of working have shut down. But, the move to online, digital work has given Let’s Circus many opportunities to create work in new places and share them with our public in different ways. Here’s our artist Ross Taylor performing amongst the heapstead of Woodhorn Museum’s colliery buildings. Film 2/12 from our Winter Lights series. As we face the last few days of 2020, we wish our artist community the strength, ingenuity, resilience and determination to embrace the challenges of 2021 by finding new strengths of balance in an upside down world. ... See MoreSee Less

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5 months ago

Over on Woodhorn Museum's facebook you can expect a bunch of Post Christmas fun!Every day they'll be sharing a short film from our Winter Lights series. Created as part of our residency during summer lockdown 2020, the films explore the museum's spaces, stories through the circus artists.Each day until January 6th! ... See MoreSee Less

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