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Reborn Ringling Bros. circus to leap on tour — minus animals
- The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus has been reimagined and reborn without animals as a high-octane family event with highwire tricks, soaring trapeze artists and bicycles leaping on trampolines. Feld Entertainment, which owns the “Greatest Show on Earth,” revealed to The Associated Press what audiences can expect during the show's upcoming 2023 North American tour kicking off this fall. The 75 performers from 18 countries will include performers on a triangular high wire 25 feet off the ground, crisscrossing flying trapeze artists, a spinning double wheel powered by acrobats and BMX trail bikes, unicycle riders and skateboarders doing flips and tricks.
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MIAMI (AP) — “The Greatest Show on Earth” is making a comeback featuring extraordinary humans and no animal acts five years after shutting down its three-ring circus, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey announced Wednesday. Talent teams have already conducted auditions in Argentina, Mongolia, Ethiopia, France and the United States, with more than 1,000 performers applying to join a 50-city North American tour starting in September 2023, and international dates to follow, according to the owner o
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Under the big top: Alexandria was once home to 'Largest Little Circus in America'
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Mother’s Cookies Has a New Sparkling Mythical Creature Variety Hitting Shelves Now
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Room at the refuge? French shelter braces for circus animal ban
NOGENT-LA-PHAYE, France (Reuters) - Patrick Violas made his fortune in mobile phone stores before ploughing 25 million euros of his own money into a sanctuary for lions, bears and laboratory primates. Now he's planning an extension before a ban on circus animals comes into effect. "The circus owners ask us how much room we'll have, if they can reserve space," the Frenchman said at his sprawling refuge that counts Indian elephants and dromedaries among its residents.
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Mother’s Cookies Just Released A Reindeer Shape That’s Ready For Christmas
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Jojo Siwa defends music video featuring a dancer accused of wearing blackface
Jojo Siwa is responding to backlash she's received for a circus-themed music video which features a dancer who appears to be wearing blackface.
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Roll up, roll up: Hungarian circus beats virus by becoming safari park
Like many business owners, Jozsef Richter has had to shut his circus during Hungary's lockdown to help curb the spread of the coronavirus, but he has found another way of entertaining visitors while respecting social distancing rules. People can now see around 100 circus animals from the comfort of their own cars in his Szada Safari Park, which opened its gates on Wednesday. "I have long dreamed of creating such a park but it would have been very hard to operate it alongside the circus," Rich
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Lion tamer makes big cats perform in his apartment
Not everyone was excited about seeing a lion in the tamer's Cairo apartment.
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‘Epic fail’: Charlotte won’t ban dog tethering, but it may regulate circus animals.
The Charlotte City Council drew scrutiny from animal rights activists Monday after a contentious decision on dog tethering.
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These 3 circus tigers were abused in Guatemala. They just found a new home in Florida
A trio of circus tigers rescued from Guatemala will have a new home in Tampa. But first, they made a pit stop in the 305.
