PHILADELPHIA, PA — The much-anticipated Circus Campus Presents is set to dazzle audiences at the 2024 Philadelphia Fringe Festival, with an impressive lineup of performances spotlighting the vibrant and diverse circus community. From September 6 to 29, Circus Campus at 6452 Greene St., Philadelphia, will transform into a hub of creativity, presenting 12 unique events that showcase a fusion of circus arts, magic, theatre, and more.
Beginning with a complimentary preview night on September 6, attendees will get a taste of the captivating acts to come. The festival kicks off in earnest with Terry Brennan’s “ADHD Mixtape” on September 7, a lively exploration of life with ADHD through humor and energetic performances. Following this is Francis Menotti’s “Sisyphus and Siri” on September 8, a magic show intertwined with a compelling narrative.
The lineup continues with “Tarot: A Fool’s Journey” by Chris Gory and Motley Crew on September 13, and Soul Penny Circus’ “Dreams of a Clown” on September 14, offering a multi-sensory journey through the dream world. Thomas Miller’s “Babble” on September 15 and Jasper Murphy’s juggling showcase on September 20 promise to captivate with their innovative approaches to performance art.
“AQUA Connection” by Aerial Mind on September 21 blends aerial arts with an exploration of humanity’s relationship with water, while “Birthday Party” by Circus Bliss on September 22 delves into the cultural nuances of birthday celebrations through comedy and acrobatics.
Jan Damm’s “I’m Happy to Be Here!” on September 27 and Air Temple Arts’ “Layovers” on September 28 continue the festival’s exploration of human experiences through circus arts. The finale, “MOM” by Shir Livne on September 29, offers an absurdist take on motherhood, rounding off the festival with humor and introspection.
Circus Campus Founder Shana Kennedy emphasizes the festival’s role in empowering local artists to create original works, stating, “Philadelphia Fringe Festival gives our city’s circus community a designated time every year when local artists have the chance – and the encouragement – to produce original work.”
Tickets are available for purchase at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival website, with prices ranging from $20 to $25, and student discounts for select performances. Circus Campus Presents is a must-see for anyone interested in the dynamic world of circus arts, offering a unique opportunity to witness the breadth of talent within the community.
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