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Circus Vegas
From the producers of some of the world’s finest circuses and the best acts from all four corners of the globe comes a brand-new Circus Vegas show specially created for a brilliant Scottish Tour.
Merging Las Vegas traditions and contemporary styles with extreme stunts and classic clown escapades audiences will be amazed by the jam-packed Circus Vegas production, music, and show-stopping performances that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Because of its diverse and cultural background, Glasgow was specifically chosen as the location for Circus Vegas, and where better place to celebrate the vibrant, artistic and awe-inspiring nature of the circus.
This sensational show visits Glasgow until February 18
Friday, Feb 2 - 5pm & 7.45pm
Saturday, Feb 3 - 2pm, 5pm & 7.45pm
Sunday, Feb 4 - 2pm & 5pm
Friday, Feb 9 - 5pm & 7.45pm
Saturday, Feb 10 - 2pm, 5pm & 7.45pm
Sunday, Feb 11 - 2pm & 5pm
Monday, Feb 12 - 3pm & 7pm
Tuesday, Feb 13 - 3pm & 7pm
Wednesday, Feb 14 - 3pm & 7pm
Thursday, Feb 15 - 5pm & 7.45pm
Friday, Feb 16 - 5pm & 7.45pm
Saturday, Feb 17 - 2pm, 5pm & 7.45pm
Sunday, Feb 18 - midday & 3pm
PROMO OFFER!
Grab yourself DISCOUNTED TICKETS to see the show when using PROMO CODE - ACROBAT. Either claim your discount booking online at: circusvegasuk.com/book-tickets (via the ticketmaster.co.uk link) or by calling the box office on 07494774008 or 07494774009.
- Witness 'Duo Alambria', preforming a sensational high wire act, flying all the way in from Spain & Africa to perform.
- Or the incomparable 'Didyk Troupe' from Ukraine on the 'acrobatic swing' flying through the air in feats that are hardly believable!
- One for the petrolheads is the stunt riding team performing the famous Globe of Death. The most death-defying trick ever completed! Watch as the group of riders experience G-force similar to that of a fighter pilot, loop vertically and horizontally all while encased in a mesh sphere.
- Laugh at Edy the Clown's escapades. A legendary figure in the circus industry, Edy will keep you amused throughout the show, while the circuses dancers wow the audience with their performances and sparkly costumes.
- Plus, acts, such as - Hair Hanging, Diabolo manipulation, Hula Hoop, Skating, and Juggling, all with their unique twists.
- This really is an event with something for everyone, if you’re a petrolhead, theatre-goer, thrill seeker, family, or just wanting to see one of the greatest shows of its time, make sure to get your tickets fast.
The show will run for approximately two hours and be housed in a theatre style circus big top, which is climate controlled and features comfortable seating.
Circus Vegas’s name has always been your guarantee of a great show, a rare treat, fun and with something for all ages! And with a limited run of shows performing in Glasgow make sure you get your tickets fast!
BOOK NOW!
Visit circusvegasuk.com/book-tickets (via the Ticketmaster link) and enter PROMO CODE: ACROBAT to grab your discounted tickets today.
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