Music in Circus: Who Leads, and Who Follows?
Whether it serves as the soundtrack to a one-person act or a large-scale ensemble piece, what role does music play
Read moreWhether it serves as the soundtrack to a one-person act or a large-scale ensemble piece, what role does music play
Read moreAlready in its first year, the Beta Circus project aims to help European circus artists gain professional skills in cutting-edge
Read moreAlready in its first year, the Beta Circus project aims to help European circus artists gain professional skills in cutting-edge
Read moreWill Borrell from Caravan Youth and Social Circus Network hosts a discussion about circus in the context of immigration. Will
Read moreAlready in its first year, Beta Circus project aims to help European circus artists gain professional skills in cutting-edge performance
Read moreThis week, we’re presenting a CircusTalk Original Series ROUNDUP of Journeys Through Queer Circus, hosted by Dr. Charles Batson. Now
Read moreThis week, we’re bringing you a CircusTalk Original Series ROUNDUP of Courageous Conversations About Mental Health in Circus with Janelle
Read moreIn this video series moderated by Janelle Peters, a Licensed Social Worker, they will discuss the importance of addressing mental
Read moreIn this video series moderated by Janelle Peters, a Licensed Social Worker, they will discuss the importance of addressing mental
Read moreIn this discussion between three major players from three distinct zones of the circus arts and sport world, they explore
Read moreYouTube isn’t only for pranksters, beauty gurus and musicians! Artists from other performing arts genres have started to see the benefit
Read moreThe inaugural PRO Talks launched with a discussion about the melding of science/tech and circus. What can you do to
Read moreIt has been a year since the pandemic has created a quarantine zone around the world, halting live performances everywhere.
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s Wake Up Call for Inclusion series. In this panel discussion about LGBTQIA’s presence in
Read moreAustralia has a unique role in the circus world where both traditional and contemporary circus flourish, and the international touring
Read moreThis is the 6th episode is of the series called Wake Up Call for Inclusion. In previous episodes, we have
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s Circus and Changing Realities 2020 series. In this episode, documentarian and director Joel Gershon, and social
Read moreJoin us to discuss the role circus can play in supporting climate action. The work, the process, the touring. How
Read moreThis episode of CircusTalk’s Circus and Changing Realities 2020 series is brought to you in collaboration with CARAVAN, the International
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s Circus and Changing Realities 2020 series. In this episode, titled American Circus–The Now & The Future,
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s Circus and Changing Realities 2020 series. In this episode, titled A Historical Look at the American and
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s Circus and Changing Realities 2020 series. In this episode titled Abuse and Assault in Circus–Normalizing the Conversation we
Read moreJoin Circus Arts Hub as they chat with one of our featured creators, Sosina, who is currently establishing “The Ethiopian
Read moreWhat approaches can we take at the moment? What do we know? How can we continue to build audiences, improve
Read moreCanada, and Quebec in particular, plays an important role in the circus world. Montréal is home to circus institutions such
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s ongoing panel series Circus and Changing Realities 2020. This episode was a live Zoom event
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s Wake Up Call for Inclusion series. In this episode, titled Geopolitical Context of Institutional
Read moreThe International Jugglers Association’s Festival (founded in 1947) celebrated its festival as many other circus festivals this year did–online. This
Read moreThis panel is part of CircusTalk’s Wake Up Call for Inclusion series. In this episode, titled Institutional Barriers and Individual
Read moreAs the International Market of Contemporary Circus (MICC) adapts itself to be an online event this year (in response to
Read moreChair Debra Batton discusses the process of contemporary clown with some extraordinary practitioners from around the world. -Mooky Cornish http://mooky.eu/
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020. In this episode titled What’s Up with Circus Festivals?, moderator Jenni Taylor Swain expands upon
Read moreDr. Tobie Stein’s book Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Performing Arts Workforce starts with a striking statistics: ”In 1996
Read moreWhat does an agent do? How do they source new artists? Are there more difficulties in selling a more commercially
Read moreThese artists will talk about their work, their inspiration, and why queer representation is so important. -Sarah Ward http://www.yanaalana.com/ -Missa
Read moreJoin Antonella Casella and Zeb Hunter to find out why they started The Circus Arts Hub, and what their current
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020. In this episode titled Somatic Solutions in Times of Stress, we have gathered professionals in
Read moreCreating an Acrobatic Design” is a panel discussion series by four students from the University of North Carolina School of
Read moreZeb Hunter chats with experienced Casting Directors and Company Directors about the process of selecting artists for circus shows. -Stacy
Read moreWake Up Call For Inclusion is a series of panel discussions about systematic obstacles people of color face in the
Read morePanelists include: Julie McInnes (Cirque Du Soleil musician and former Circus Oz composer, famous for her rolling cello costume); Yaron
Read moreCreating an Acrobatic Design” is a panel discussion series by four students from the University of North Carolina School of
Read moreZeb Hunter chats with technicians, designers and circus creators about how they design new apparatus. Panelists include: Alexander Weibel Weibel
Read morePanelists Adrian Porter NCCA London John-Paul Zaccarini, DOCH/SKH Stockholm Daniela Arendasova, ENC Montreal Guang Rong Lu NICA Melbourne Deb Pope
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020. In this episode titled The Evolving Field of Circus Media through the Eyes of INCAM
Read morePanelists include: Lloyd Newson DV8 Debra Batton A Good Catch, Batton and Broadway Scott Graham Frantic Assembley Josh Thomas Legs
Read moreAs well as hearing the basics on what each creation hub has to offer, we will discuss some broader questions
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020. In this episode titled Circus Students Graduating Into a Pandemic we speak to students about their
Read more“Creating an Acrobatic Design” is a panel discussion series by four students from the University of North Carolina School of
Read moreCreating innovative new skills with circus performers. Panelists include: Sarah Poole https://ecolenationaledecirque.ca/en/poole Martine Wegg https://www.facebook.com/theacademycircus/ Martine Howard https://www.nica.com.au/ Link to video on The
Read moreWhy is it important to celebrate and share Queer culture through live performances with the general public? How does the
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020–A Series of Virtual Dialogues about the Future of Circus. This episode is titled Adaptation
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020–A Series of Virtual Dialogues about the Future of Circus. In this episode titled Circus Presenters
Read moreThe facts on where to source support and information, plus discussion of key issues and international comparisons. Each panelist gives
Read morePanelists: Firenza Guidi Raffael Di Ritis Darcy Grant Anni Davey Chair Zebastian Hunter Questions for the directors include: What was
Read moreWhat is the connection between circus and politics? What are the contradictions? Can we make more sustainable circus? Can circus
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020–A Series of Virtual Dialogues about the Future of Circus. In this episode titled Hablemos de
Read moreHow/why integrate elements of circus into large scale works? How to get a start in creating in large scale work?
Read moreWhy do Arts Festivals program circus? How does it differ in different regions? What kind of work is encouraged or
Read moreCircus directors and creators originally trained in dance talk about their transition to circus. Panelists include: Marjon Van Grunsven (Memento
Read moreWelcome to Circus and Changing Realities 2020–A Series of Virtual Dialogues about the Future of Circus. In this episode titled Imagining
Read moreINTERCULTURAL COLLABORATION AND CIRCUS How do we create safe spaces when collaborating in intercultural practice? Why is social change or
Read morePART A: The directors talk about the goals and motivations for their work PART B: The directors answer questions about
Read moreA panel of circus creators discuss the possibilities and realities of collaborating with other art forms including dance, opera and
Read moreWelcome to CircusTalk’s online panel discussion series where we gather experts from around the world in the circus sector to
Read moreThe Circus Arts Hub presents The Digital Centre Ring: Circus Online – How, When, What’s Best, What Are the Issues?
Read moreDuring this discussion with our panelists, we ask important questions about the impact of the COVID-19 virus on the physical
Read moreDuring this discussion with our panelists, we ask important questions about the impact on the physical, mental and economic health
Read moreWelcome to CircusTalk’s first online panel discussion where we gathered experts from around the world in the circus sector to
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