Continental Circus Berlin's new ‘Wunderbar' show comes to Cardiff this May
Prepare to be mesmerised as the Continental Circus Berlin rolls into Cardiff with its dazzling new production, 'Wunderbar'.
From May 16 to June 1, 2025, Cardiff City FC at Leckwith Road will transform into a hub of jaw-dropping spectacle and excitement, hosting a show that aims to redefine the circus experience.
Straight from the masterminds behind some of the globe's most popular circuses, 'Wunderbar' is set to captivate audiences with an electrifying blend of international acts, amazing music, and vibrant youthful energy.
This isn't just any circus; it's a live extravaganza that strives to challenge the digital age's norms with real-time feats that will leave visitors questioning their own eyes.
The line-up is nothing short of spectacular. Audiences will be able to witness the UK debut of Colombia's sensational high-wire act, and hold their breath as motorbike riders defy gravity in the Globe of Death.
(Image: Continental Circus Berlin)
Straight from Cuba, Mayrelis will have visitors in awe with her Hair Hanging act, while British performer Amber makes her mark with an aerial chandelier routine performed entirely by her teeth.
But that's not all. The show even features the adrenaline-pumping Wheel of Death, mesmerising hula hoop artistry, juggling, and a troupe of dancers bringing fresh twists to the stage.
The Continental Warriors from Tanzania will also infuse the ring with African energy through their acrobatic prowess.
And let's not forget the comedic charm of the legendary Papeluxo and the fearless stunts by George the Dragon - standing at just four feet tall.
Book your space
(Image: Continental Circus Berlin)
Roll up, roll up - tickets for the Cardiff show are on sale now.
The two-hour spectacle will unfold in a climate-controlled big top with theatre-style seating for ultimate comfort. It's a rare treat under the Continental Circus Berlin banner - a name synonymous with exceptional entertainment for all ages.
Locals and visitors alike are encouraged to mark their calendars and secure their seats online now.
With a limited UK run, 'Wunderbar' is a must-see event for petrolheads, thrill-seekers, theatre-goers, or anyone eager for one of this year's most exhilarating live shows.
(Image: Continental Circus Berlin)
The showtimes are spread across weekends and weekdays to accommodate different schedules and will run as follows:
Friday, May 16 - 5pm and 7.45pm
Saturday, May 17 - 2pm, 5pm and 7.45pm
Sunday, May 18 - 2pm and 5pm
Wednesday, May 21 - 7pm
Thursday, May 22 - 5pm and 7.45pm
Friday, May 23 - 5pm and 7.45pm
Saturday, May 24 - 2pm, 5pm and 7.45pm
Sunday, May 25 - 2pm and 5pm
Monday, May 26 - 2pm and 5pm
Tuesday, May 27 - 3pm and 7.30pm
Friday, May 30 - 3pm and 7.30pm
Saturday, May 31 - 2pm, 5pm and 7.45pm
Sunday, June 1 - 11am and 2pm
Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience. For more information and to book tickets, visit www.circusberlin.co.uk.
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