Grand show · 0+
This Amazing Circus
The company's largest show: two acts, thirty performers and a running storyline about a journey along the Great Silk Road. Illusion and clowning by Tuychi Khan, the Sarychev family flying act and animal acts.
The company has two touring productions. Here is a short introduction to each; the full description, the cast and the schedule live on the programme's own page.
Grand show · 0+
The company's largest show: two acts, thirty performers and a running storyline about a journey along the Great Silk Road. Illusion and clowning by Tuychi Khan, the Sarychev family flying act and animal acts.
Family show · 0+
A warm programme for family audiences: Charlie the clown from Germany, trained sea lions and thirty performers from different countries — aerialists, acrobats, jugglers, equilibrists and animal trainers.
Both programmes are rated 0+, but they are built differently. “This Amazing Circus” is a large show with an international troupe and a running storyline: what matters here is scale and the changing genres in the ring. “Charlie and the Sea Lions” rests on a character and a story: even the youngest viewer can follow Charlie the clown and his sea performers.
Both productions run 120 minutes in two acts with an interval and come to a city for a block of performances, not for a single evening. Each has its own schedule: the cities and dates of one programme are never mixed with those of the other.
The schedule lives inside the programme's page — dates for “This Amazing Circus” and dates for “Charlie and the Sea Lions”. The purchase buttons are there too: they lead to official ticketing services. Circus Asia does not sell tickets directly and charges no commission.
The company tours Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
Circus Asia does not play a single night and move on: a programme stays in the city for a run of shows — several weeks in a row, with performances at weekends and during the school holidays. The troupe brings its own lighting, sound and circus equipment, so the show can be staged in a state circus, a palace of culture or a large arena alike.
What stays the same from city to city: the performance runs 120 minutes in two acts with an interval, it is rated 0+, and an international troupe of around thirty performers works the ring. Only the dates and the venue change.
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