Circuses, once known for showcasing elephants in all their heft are now presenting a much lighter creature — a 3D hologram. The Circus-Theater Roncalli in Germany was the first to do it ...

Then it disappears. The elephant, like the other animals featured in Circus Roncalli, is a 3-D hologram—a tech-savvy effort to preserve the flavor of historic circuses while eliminating concerns ...

Founded in 1976 Circus Roncalli was one of the first circuses ... It allows the vast holograms to closely interact with the crowd, and for human visitors to learn about conservation and preserving ...

German-based Circus Roncalli is leading the way by becoming the first circus to use 3D holograms of animals instead of forcing live animals to entertain crowds. Circus Roncalli has been around ...

A German circus has become the first in the world to use holograms instead of real animals in its acts. The idea came to the founder of Circus Roncalli, Bernhard Paul, when he was watching the NFL ...

The live animals have been replaced by holograms. Due to concerns over animal welfare, Germany's Roncalli circus stopped using lions and elephants in its shows in 1991. But it went further in 2018 ...

The live animals have been replaced by holograms. Because of concerns about animal welfare, Germany’s Roncalli circus stopped using lions and elephants in its shows in 1991. But it went further ...

Go to the Circus Roncalli, and you’ll see animals—like ... The German production uses 3-D holograms at a time when activists and governments are cracking down on cruelty to animals in circuses ...

Circus Roncalli, a German company that’s been ... they’re employing larger-than-life holograms. The interactive digital show represents the final step in the company’s efforts to phase ...

GERMANY — Go to the Circus Roncalli and you’ll see animals ... The German production uses 3-D holograms at a time when activists and governments are cracking down on cruelty to animals ...