Big Apple Circus

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Big Apple Circus

Big Apple Circus

The Big Apple Circus is a humorous, action packed show, with Bello the Clown and his pals. Enjoy the thrill of juggling, the flying trapeze, Christine Zerbini and her Roman style horses and much more. Perfect for children of all ages and those young at heart, the Big Apple Circus is sure to provide an afternoon or evening of fun.

The circus includes a range of acts and performers. The show is headlined by Bello the Clown, who was named as "America's Best Clown" by Time. Some of the other featured acts include the following:

• Barry Lubin: Barry is the creator of the beloved clown Grandma, who has performed in the Big Apple Circus with her hilarious antics since 1982. Grandma stared recently in Play On.
• Francisco Tebar Honrubia: Francisco a.k.a. Picaso Jr. was born in Valencia, Spain. His father is the famous circus juggler El Gran Picaso. A highlight of his act is ping pong ball juggling. He places up to five ping pong balls in his mouth and blows them up into the air one at time. The routine requires concentration, precise action, and rhythm. His unmatched juggling skills have led to three Guinness World Records.
• Regina Dobrovitshaya: Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, Regina started training in gymnastics when she was 11 years old. She performed as a flyer as a member of the Egorov Troupe touring extensively in Asia and Europe.
• Luciano Anastasini: You will adore the Luciano Pound Puppies. Each of the puppies in the show was rescued from a shelter. Audiences love the enthusiastic and mischievous pups. Watch them perform dogrobatics for the crowd.

Details:

• This activity is appropriate for all ages.
• Recommended dress is casual.
• The performance is 2 hours and 15 minutes long, including a 15-minute intermission
• Flash cameras and video recorders are prohibited.
• Concessions and souvenirs are available for purchase on site.
• The doors open one hour before each performance.
• The Big Top is located at Damrosch Park by the Lincoln Center.