Circus

Circus

A public entertainment consisting performances by acrobats, clowns, and trained animals, tightrope walkers, jugglers, unicyclists and other stunt-oriented performers.

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Circus

Modern circus riding genre of which prototype is horse-voltiging; as a rule this genre is filled with national features originated from Caucasian and Cossack horsemanship, as far as topic and heroic ...

horse riding

Entertainment; Circus

eccentriks

Entertainment; Circus

A performing manner, a style, which is intrinsic to any circus genre, exaggerated parody.

clowning

Entertainment; Circus

A performing manner, a style, which is intrinsic to any circus genre, exaggerated parody.

entree

Entertainment; Circus

A sole and independent entrance of clown characters; it often includes a short scene or pantomime. In the early time of modern circus entree was important for clown genres to be as independent and ...

equilibre

Entertainment; Circus

A balancing act, widely abundant circus genre, it is included in all the branches of acrobatics; balanced stand on hands or feet on still or moving support is the simplest form of it.