After performing for more than seven million Australians, Warwick will be treated to this circus for the first time
Southern Downs residents will be treated to a night of non-stop action at an extreme circus that is visiting for the first time in 50 years.
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Despite touring for more than 50 years, it is the first time the residents of Warwick will be treated to a night of clowning around with the Moscow Circus performing this week.
Moscow Circus marketing manager Mike Edgley said after they were forced to take nine months off last year there were excited to be back performing in front of a live audience.
“We’re one of the only acts in Australia that is still touring with international performers,” Mr Edgley said.
Although touring for 11 months of the year, Mr Edgley said it was their first time in Warwick.
“It’s a little cool,” he said.
“But we love it here, we love visiting regional towns.”
Dubbed as an extreme show, Mr Edgley said a standout act was the trampoline.
Mr Edgley said the unique act involved performers jumping from the trampoline to walls.
Rolling out of town on Sunday, families will need to jump in to secure tickets to the remaining performances.
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