Circus that'll see you die laughing
When it started back in Glastonbury in 1995, people thought it wouldn't run for 25 weeks let alone 25 years, but a quarter of a century later the Circus of Horrors is still running amok around the globe.
An amazing amalgamation of bizarre and breathtaking circus acts, the "shocky horror" show pulls together a series of thrill-filled performances to create a sinister spectacular that is likely to see audiences die laughing.
Last year the circus toured Poland, Germany, Ireland, Belgium, Italy, Holland and the UK, while also putting in memorable performances at major music festivals such as Download.
In October alone it was seen by about 90,000 people at four different shows in many more locations, one unit in Italy, another in Germany, a third touring UK theatres, and the fourth running for the whole month in Tulleys Shocktober Fest in Crawley, West Sussex.
Already in 2019 the circus has performed three exclusive shows in a big top in Den Haag, Holland, that featured Globe of Death Bikers, High Wire Walkers, and the Wheel of Death; with the Psycho Asylum set to captivate audiences at almost 70 venues from Glasgow on Wednesday to Folkestone at the end of March.
For more information about the Circus of Horrors visit the website.
Circus of Horrors UK Dates 2019
January
9 Glasgow, Kings
10 Birmingham, The Alexandra
11 Cardiff, St David's Hall
12 Southampton, Guildhall
15 Coventry, Belgrade
16 Hereford, Courtyard Theatre
17 Stoke, Victoria Hall
18 Newcastle, Tyne Theatre & Opera House
19 Woking, New Victoria Theatre
20 Swindon, Wyvern
22 Torquay, Princess Theatre
23 Weymouth, Pavilion
24 Poole, Lighthouse
25 Exeter, Corn Exchange
26 Plymouth, Pavilions
27 Yeovil, Octagon Theatre
28 Dartford, Orchard Theatre
29 Peterborough, Keys Theatre
30 Hastings, White Rock
31 Hertford Theatre
February
1 Clacton, Princes Theatre
2 Wellingborough, Castle Theatre
4 Reading, Hexagon
5 Halifax, Victoria Theatre
6 Port Sunlight, Gladstone Theatre
7 Worcester, Swan
8 Swansea, Grand
9 Aberdare, Coliseum
10 Warrington, Parr Hall
11 Preston, Guild Hall
12 Telford, Oakengates Theatre
13 Billingham Forum
14 Sheffield, City Hall
15 Wolverhampton, Grand
17 Southsea, Kings Theatre
18 Weston-super-Mare, Playhouse Theatre
19 Crewe, Lyceum
20 Morecambe Platform
21 Kilmarnock, Palace Theatre
22 Dundee, Whitehall Theatre
23 Aberdeen, Beach Ballroom
24 Motherwell, Concert Hall
26 Arbroath, Webster Hall​
27 Sunderland Empire
28 Doncaster Dome
March
1-2 Great Yarmouth, Hippodrome
4 Crawley Hawth
5 Bournemouth Pavilion
6 Barnstaple, Queen's Theatre
8 Kettering Lighthouse
13 Maidstone Hazlitt
14 Scunthorpe Baths Hall
15 Cheltenham Town Hall
16 Eastbourne, Royal Hippodrome
17 Winchester, Theatre Royal
18 Llandudno, Venue Cumru
19 Liverpool, Echo Arena
20 Southport Theatre
21 Barnsley Metrodome
22 Consett Empire Theatre
23 Oswaldtwistle Civic Theatre
24 Leeds City Varieties
25 High Wycombe, Swan
26 Middleton Arena
27 Leicester, Haymarket Theatre
29 Harlow Playhouse
30 Stafford Gatehouse
31 Folkestone, Leas Cliffs Hall