Noah Dach wants to change what the circus means to you.Dach is the writer and director of “Wild,” a production by Atlas Circus Company making its premiere June 28 at Muhlenberg Summer Music ...

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The familiar blue and white big top of Cirque Italia is returning to Eastern Iowa this summer. With it comes a brand new show ...

The year is 1841, and the traveling circus subjects 11-year-old Wild Boy to cruelty, prejudice, and abuse, but also sharpens his observation skills: ...

This month the News- Press published a story about the Ramos Bros. Circus and how it would not include animals like camels and other animals. One of the camels from last years’ show escaped from ...

Celebrated Chicago clown, Dean Evans returns to The Actors Gymnasium to headline this wild, circus adventure into the imagination. A simple creature who longs to be someone else, the Magical ...

In the 1980s, seeing the circus in person as a kid was the only way to truly experience wild animals. To smell the elephants as they walked the dusty ring, to watch the camels and their humps and ...

Noah Dach wants to change what the circus means to you. Dach is the writer and director of “Wild,” a production by Atlas Circus Company making its premiere June 28 at Muhlenberg Summer Music ...

Noah Dach wants to change what the circus means to you. Dach is the writer and director of “Wild,” a production by Atlas Circus Company making its premiere June 28 at Muhlenberg Summer Music ...