Don't tell
John Rocker, but a piece of New York City is coming to
Atlanta this week.
The Big
Apple Circus is coming to town with its all-new show,
Bello and Friends, starting Wednesday, Feb. 23 at the
Lakewood Fairgrounds.
Big Apple
performers are known internationally for working closer
to the audience than most circuses. The audience sits a
mere 50 feet from the ring.
For more
than two decades, the Big Apple Circus has been thrilling
people. This particular production focuses on the clown,
the special being who is fanciful, imaginative, playful,
silly, sad and seemingly proud. For instance, clown Bello
Nock is a seventh generation circus performer and a
recent winner of the Silver Crown award, an award given
at the International Circus Festival.
Of course,
you cannot have a circus with just clowns and the Big
Apple Circus does not disappoint. Aerobatics are
performed by triple somersaulter Kirillas Vorona and The
Jokers, his magnificent flying trapeze troupe, from
Russia. The show also is filled with the high-speed
juggling display of The Original Jugglers, the disarming
antics of Violetta Ignatova's dogs and house cats, the
Woodcock Elephants, Katja Schumann's horses, and no
circus would be complete without a master of ceremonies.
The Big Apple Circus's emcee is the mustached and witty
Dinny McGuire.
The Big
Apple Circus has succeeded for so many years because of
its combination of traditional circus acts with Broadway
style theater. Bello and Friends is set to music composed
and arranged by Canadian composer Brigitte Larochelle.
The performers are choreographed by Gail Gilbert and are
clad in colorful costumes by Parisian designer David
Belugou. Atlanta is but one stop on their 11-city,
10-month tour.
The Big
Apple Circus, Bello and Friends will be presented at
Lakewood Fairgrounds Feb. 23 - March 5 in association
with the Woodruff Arts Center. Tickets range from $10-$25
for weeknight performances and $14-$34 for weekend
performances. Tickets are available at the Big Apple Box
Office, the Woodruff Arts Center box office or any
Ticketmaster location
For
information phone 1-800-922-3772 or visit them on the web
at www.bigapplecircus.org .
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