Two of the UK's best circus shows are back in town in May.
Circus Funtasia and Cirque du Vulgar headlined the circus and theatre stage last year with rave reviews and are set to return to UK’s largest festival, Glastonbury, this year alongside Elton John.
However, before they head to the festival, they are back in Bury.
Both shows are described as unmissable with one for the whole family to enjoy and the other being an over 18s show.
Family show Circus Funtasia presents a new production celebrating its 10-year anniversary packed with world-class talent.
It will be on show at Burrs Country Park Bury from Friday, May 5 until Sunday, May 14.
Describing the show, circus organisers said: “Witness amazing feats, hear the roar of motorbike engines, feel the heat of the fire-breathers flames, see stunning aerialists and a hair-raising performance on the Wheel of Death.
“Be enthralled by our energetic Cuban Acrobatic Troupe, heart-stopping roller-skating duo and to top it off laugh out loud comedy by our award-winning comedian 'The Geek'.
“Smell the delicious popcorn (or even have a tipple) as you enter our heated Big Top.
“Ladies and gentlemen, take your seats! All the talent of a West End show, with irresistible circus magic.”
Click here to book Circus Funtasia tickets.
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The Cirque Du Vulgar is also back with a new show and will be at Burrs on Saturday, May 6 and Saturday, May 13 at 8.30pm.
Organisers said: “Imagine if the circus was only for grownups.
"Cirque du Vulgar is a night of risqué live entertainment, featuring stunning strip-tease routines, electrifying daredevil stunts and filthy comedy which will take you on a journey to another world.
“For one night only under the Big Top, this brand-new production blends modern circus acts with outrageous adult humour for an unforgettable experience.”
Click here to book Cirque Du Vulgar tickets.
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