- Circus - Wikipedia
A shift in form has been credited with a revival of the circus tradition since the late 1970s, when a number of groups began to experiment with new circus formats and aesthetics, typically avoiding the use of animals to focus exclusively on human artistry
- Circus | Definition, History, Acts, Facts | Britannica
A circus is an entertainment or spectacle usually consisting of trained animal acts and exhibitions of human skill and daring A circus is typically held in a circular performance area usually bounded by a short fence
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- History of Circus: From Ancient Roots to Controversial Sensation
The circus had a long journey from the Circus Maximus in Ancient Rome to the Cirque du Soleil today While the modern circus has shed the ethical issues dragging it down since the 19th century, it is still a place of entertainment, awe, and joy
- CIRCUS Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of CIRCUS is a large arena enclosed by tiers of seats on three or all four sides and used especially for sports or spectacles (such as athletic contests, exhibitions of horsemanship, or in ancient times chariot racing)
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- History of Circus - From Ancient to First Modern Circus
Circus is a name for a traveling company of performers These performers are usually acrobats, clowns, and trained animals, although circuses have musicians, trapeze, and other stunt artists
- Circus - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
After the period when Rome was powerful, Europe did not have a circus tradition In China there were shows with acrobatic performances, but they did not influence the Western circus, which started to be popular towards the end of the 18th century
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