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In Human

Circadium School of Contemporary Circus

June 3-June 5


2022 Hand to Hand Circus Festival

60min

$20

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Wheelchair Accessible


Changelings are fairies left in the place of human children stolen by the Fae. There are lots of stories written about them. But what about the stolen children: where do they go, and what happens to them as they grow up?

In Human is their chance to finally tell their stories—at turns hilarious, poignant, and thrilling—from inside the land of Fairy.

The graduating class of Circadium School of Contemporary Circus uses its diverse skills in acrobatics, juggling, and more to invite audiences into the fantastical land of wonders where almost anything is possible… but nothing is normal. 

Suitable for all ages

The Friday and Saturday performances of In Human will be preceded by a showcase by the second year Circadium students.

Showtimes

Friday, June 3 at 7pm
Saturday, June 4 at 7pm
Sunday, June 5 at 3pm

Pricing

$20 general admission
$15 students & 25-and-under
$2 FringeACCESS

Health & Safety

For the safety of audiences, artists, staff, and our greater community, masks must be worn for the duration of all indoor Hand to Hand performances.

 

About Circadium

Circadium is a non-profit vocational college, with the mission of cultivating, inspiring, and innovating contemporary circus performance in America. Their 3-year full-time curriculum includes classes in Acrobatics, Aerials, Object Manipulation, Physical Theatre, Movement, along with supplementary work in Marketing, Production, Prop-Building, and Circus History.  A strong emphasis is placed on creation and entrepreneurship. They are a member of the European Federation of Professional Circus Schools. 

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