International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional

International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional

International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional circus skills to International Circus Festival in Pune

International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional

Circus is ultimately about connecting with people, and their response should count,” said Dilip. Unlike conventional circus competitions, the festival will not have a formal jury. Instead, audiences will scan a QR code after the performances and cast their votes. The format has already had trial runs in Hyderabad and Bengaluru in Sept, where audiences voted Vietnamese performers as their favourites, followed by two Indian acts, Rolla Bolla and the Laserman. “We wanted the audience to become the jury.

International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional circus skills to International Circus Festival in Pune International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional circus skills to International Circus Festival in Pune International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional circus skills to International Circus Festival in Pune Pune: The proprietor of Rambo Circus, Sujit Dilip, has wanted to bring international circus artistes to India for 20 years now.

Without govt support, organising a festival of this scale in India is financially challenging, said Dilip. A two-decade-old member of the prestigious Monte Carlo International Circus Festival, Rambo Circus aims at creating a similar platform at home. Bringing performers from different countries involves substantial expenses, including international flights and accommodation. The festival will feature Vietnamese artistes Tong and Toy performing jar balancing and a duo aerial straps act; Ethiopian performers Rok and Meron presenting pole shoulder balancing and duo frames; and Mexican artiste Heidi showcasing the demanding discipline of hair hanging. Nepalese performer Sarita will also be part of the international line-up. Indian artistes will join them in a programme featuring aerial displays, acrobatics, LED dance, slinky performances and clown acts.

International artistes from five countries will bring aerial acts, acrobatics and traditional

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