Many artists lose a sense of belonging and can’t seem to find their footing once a show is wrapped and suitcases are packed. Casts become families and dressing rooms turn into the most intimate spaces. How does one turn the page, and go back to their other family and intimate space? How can circus artists get closure and move forward with peace of mind?

In his book White Lies, Canadian anthropologist John Steckley writes about the belief that Inuits have 52 different words for ice and snow...