Portuguese for “egg” — catapults you into a bug-infested universe where creepy-crawlies are given the Cirque du Soleil treatment as they jump, flip, dance and contort around a giant inflatable egg.

OVO*, now in performances at the Royal Albert Hall to 1 March. Read more theatre reviews on LondonTheatre.co.uk.

Hannah Lam always knew she wanted to travel with the circus, something she started doing as a child. Her parents were traveling circus performers who trained exotic animals such as tigers. At age 12, ...

If you’ve ever seen a Cirque du Soleil show, you’ll know the performances are always filled with death-defying stunts and feats of great strength that will often have audiences gasping in both fear ...

“A juggler, a contortionist and a singer walk into the Winchester Mystery House” isn’t the start of a joke but something that actually happened this week as a trio of performers from Cirque du ...

GROUPS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN and visitors were in awe of a small animal-inspired Cirque du Soleil performance at the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens recently that was done to promote animal conservation ...

A contortionist on stage with Paranormal Cirque, the horror-themed circus returning to Tri-Cities. Photo by Brianna Nichole Courtesy: Paranormal Cirque The horror-themed Big Top circus that has set up ...