Continental Circus Berlin Presents NEW ‘Wunderbar' Tour
In an age where so much entertainment is digital, pre-recorded, or enhanced by special effects, the raw, real-time spectacle of Wunderbar offers a breath of fresh air. Every feat performed live under the Big Top will have audiences questioning their own eyes.
(Image: Continental Circus Berlin)
Heading to Cardiff City FC May 16th – June 1st, highlights include:
A sensational high-wire act from Colombia, making its debut in the UK.
The jaw-dropping Globe of Death, as motorbike riders loop vertically and horizontally within a giant mesh sphere.
From Cuba, Mayrelis presents her world-renowned Hair Hanging act, floating high above the ring suspended only by her hair.
Making a special UK appearance on the Aerial Chandelier, the acclaimed British performer Amber joins the cast for the very first time — performing a breath-taking aerial routine at times suspended entirely by her teeth.
The incredible Wheel of Death, hula hoop artistry, juggling, and circuses troupe of dancers — all bringing never-before-seen twists to the UK stage.
From Tanzania, the awe-inspiring Continental Warriors bring a burst of African energy to the ring with their high-octane acrobatic displays – a thrilling fusion of strength, rhythm, and spectacle guaranteed to have audiences on their feet.
Legendary circus character Papeluxo brings comedy and charm throughout the show.
And standing at just four feet tall, the world's smallest stuntman, George the Dragon (Jorge Cabrera Matachana), amazes with daring tricks and fearless showmanship.
(Image: Continental Circus Berlin) This truly is a show with something for everyone — whether you're a petrolhead, thrill-seeker, theatre-goer, or simply looking to experience one of the most exciting live events of the year.
The show runs for approximately two hours and takes place in a climate-controlled, theatre-style Big Top with comfortable seating.
This circus is the finest show to come to town under the Continental Circus Berlin banner, and this famous name has always been your guarantee of a great show, a rare treat, great fun, and something for all ages. Continental Circus Berlin will be in the UK for a limited run — so make certain this sure-fire hit is a definite for your diary.
(Image: Continental Circus Berlin)
Showtimes:
Fri May 16th… 5pm & 7.45pm
Sat May 17th… 2pm, 5pm & 7.45pm
Sun May 18th… 2pm & 5pm
Mon May 19th… NO SHOWS
Tue May 20th… NO SHOWS
Wed May 21st,… 7pm ONLY
Thur May 22nd… 5pm & 7.45pm
Fri May 23rd… 5pm & 7.45pm
Sat May 24th… 2pm, 5pm & 7.45pm
Sun May 25th… 2pm & 5pm
Mon May 26th… 2pm & 5pm
Tue May 27th… 3pm & 7.30pm
Wed May 28th… 3pm & 7.30pm
Thur May 29th… 3pm & 7.30pm
Fri May 30th… 3pm & 7.30pm
Sat May 31st… 2pm, 5pm & 7.45pm
Sun June 1st… 11am & 2pm
(Image: Continental Circus Berlin)
Cardiff City FC, Leckwith Road CF11 8AZ
For more information and to book tickets visit - www.circusberlin.co.uk
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