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Circus is in town

Circus Latino is in full swing in Taylors Lakes, and will stick around until the end of the school holidays.

If you’ve driven past the large tent at the Watergardens Shopping Centre until July 14, you’d have noticed that the circus is in town, offering a taste of South American thrill and entertainment at an affordable price.

Described as a dynamic and exciting show, it aims to thrill and captivate audiences of all ages.

Featuring talented performers from South America and Australia, get ready to be blown away by daring aerial acts, tricks performed with fire and hoops, and to laugh at the hilarious clown.

Be warned, though, the interactive show will have members of the crowd coming up on stage to join in on the act.

Argentinean dancers and Latin music throughout give Circus Latino its South American flavor, this combined with artistic and dramatic acts and circus favorites make Circus Latino a unique and entertaining experience for all.

After 16 years, the circus is making its return to Watergardens, with tickets starting from $20.

Throughout the holidays, the show will run six days a week excluding Tuesdays, with shows at 3pm and 6.30pm each day, offering options for every family’s situation.

Tickets: https://www.trybooking.com/CSKBM

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