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How to Join the Circus

By Matthew Lynch
October 12, 2023
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The circus has long been a source of fascination and wonder for both children and adults alike. With its colorful characters, death-defying acts, and whimsical atmosphere, many have dreamed of running away to join this enchanting world. If you, too, have aspirations of becoming a circus performer, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to join the circus.

1. Identify your skills and passions

The first step is to consider what you bring to the table. What talents do you possess that would make you an asset to a circus troupe? Acrobatics, juggling, tightrope walking, and contortion are just a few of the possible performance disciplines one can pursue. Choose something that speaks to your passions while also showcasing your unique abilities.

2. Train diligently

Circus performers are dedicated professionals who work tirelessly to hone their craft, often mastering multiple talents within their discipline. Whether you’re learning aerial silk acrobatics or mastering the art of fire-breathing, it’s essential to train consistently. Look for local classes, workshops or find online tutorials from experienced professionals in your chosen field.

3. Build your network

As with any industry, networking plays a crucial role in making connections and finding opportunities within the circus community. Attend performances and conventions focused on your particular discipline – reach out to established professionals, join Facebook groups or forums and engage with others who share your passion.

4. Create a captivating act

Once you’ve developed your skills and made connections within the community, it’s time to create an act that will wow audiences – and potential employers. Develop a signature performance piece that showcases your unique talents and style while setting you apart from other performers.

5. Record a striking performance reel

A high-quality performance demo is essential to show off your skills and capture the attention of talent scouts or circus directors looking for their next star. Invest in a professional-quality video showcasing your act – multiple camera angles, excellent lighting, and vivid visuals will all help to make your reel stand out from the crowd.

6. Apply for auditions and job opportunities

Armed with your performance reel, it’s time to start hunting for gigs actively. Research circus companies and talent agencies that specialize in your field and keep an eye out for open audition calls where you can showcase your abilities. Be prepared to travel, as many circuses are constantly on the move and require performers who are willing to embrace a nomadic lifestyle.

7. Continue learning and growing

Once you’ve successfully joined a circus company, don’t stop there – keep refining your skills, develop new abilities and stay updated on the latest performance techniques in your field. It’s essential to remain flexible, motivated, and innovative to stay ahead in this competitive industry.

In conclusion, joining the circus involves determination, dedication, and passion for your chosen discipline. By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to realizing your dream of becoming a circus performer. Break a leg – or rather, juggle those metaphoric balls with finesse!

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