Circus Extreme

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Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Friday 30th September - Sunday 16th October

From the producers of the World’s Most famous circuses The Extreme Stunt Show; comes the all new and sensational CIRCUS EXTREME® Circus Extreme is coming to Ireland with its latest and greatest production to date.

Acts include the sensational high wire and Irelands own flying Roller Skaters. Just back from the European Championships, the EXTREME® FMX team will be bringing you its jaw-dropping stunts to the Big Top as our pilots fly through the air displaying cliff-hanger stunts such as the superman and nac nac to name a few. Battling for air space, our resident riders are sure to get the adrenaline pumping as they defy gravity with incredible mid-air backflips. Our EXTREME® stunt riding team will also be performing the Globe of Death, the most death-defying act ever demonstrated! This incredible stunt will put the performers under G-force similar to that of a fighter pilot. Watch as they loop vertically and horizontally all while encased in a mesh sphere. This really is one for the petrolheads!

World-famous Henry the Prince of Clowns, a legendary figure in the circus, will be keeping the audience amused throughout the show. European Circus celebrity, Laura Miller, will be showcasing her internationally-renowned aquatic aerial ring which unites the elements of fire, water and air. Witness the aerial hoop skills combining grace, beauty, visually stunning lights and music that will transport viewers into a sci-fi world.

On top of this, there will be the high speed Juggling on a flaming car &and our troupe of dancers performing their acts all with unique twists.


Date:
Friday 30th September - Sunday 16th October
Time:
Varies
Price:
From €10
Address:
The Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Military Road, Dublin 8, Ireland

Google Map of The Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Military Road, Dublin 8, Ireland

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