Ah! New York City in December! A month brimming with expectation and joy while bristling with deadlines and tension. In

When the curtain rose on Philip Glass’s opera “Akhnaten” last month, Sean Gandini was sitting twenty feet above the Metropolitan

“This event is about the future.”  This is how Frank Hentschker, Executive Director and Director of Programs at the Martin

With a show named Love, Chaos and Dinner, you’d think you’d know what you are about to get served. But

If your impression of Cirque du Soleil is dorky, bizarre, spellbinding or thrilling, this local, smaller rendition aims to give

The juggling community as a whole knows Thom Wall as “the Vaudeville Sensation.” But more and more people are discovering

Spring by Gandini Juggling arrived in Montreal midsummer (July 3-8) to be part of the Montréal Complètement Cirque Festival, filling up the

For the month of February in 2019, a new production from France called When Angels Fall by Cie L’Oubliée’s founder

In a dystopian future that doesn’t appear as far-fetched as it should, a looming, manipulative entity watches over a machine-run

I was blown away by Gandini Juggling’s production of  Smashed  this past Saturday. Apples become grenades and decimate the landscape.

As part of our three-part series Circus Talk will run this year on the 25th anniversary of Cirque Éloize, we

A familiar blue tent is cozied amidst the daunting buildings of Lincoln Center. The Big Apple Circus has returned to