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Big Apple Circus: The Grand Tour

First Preview: Apr 16, 2016
Opening Date: May 15, 2016
Closing Date: Jun 12, 2016
Running Time: 01:50
Big Apple Circus: The Grand Tour

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Playing @
Cunningham Park, Queens NY
196-22 Union Turnpike , Queens, NY 00000
THE GRAND TOUR is a circus extravaganza set in the 1920s and featuring acts from the four corners of the globe. Ships, trains, automobiles, and airplanes will serve as the backdrop for breathtaking acts of wonder, accompanied by the seven-piece Big Apple Circus Band playing live at each of more than 200 performances.

Acts will include clowns, jugglers, acrobats, and aerialists, from Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and North and South America, as well as domestic and rescue animals, all creating performances that will leave audiences smiling and cheering.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Visit - http://www.bigapplecircus.org/
RegionalMusicalPerformance ArtRegionalFamily
Show Notes: 1 Intermission
Age Guidance: 3
Audience Advisory: All children under 3 years of age are free when they sit on an adults lap. ONE CHILD PER LAP. Everyone 3 years of age and over requires a ticket.

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  • "These performers, many from circus dynasties, preserve an important tradition, reinforced by the nonprofit Big Apple Circus's commendable community-service activities, notably the Clown Care program, which entertains hospitalized children. This company ... doesn't only have awe-inspiring acrobatic skills; it has a lot of heart, too." 

    ---The New York Times, 2014 Critics' Pick
  • "These performers, many from circus dynasties, preserve an important tradition, reinforced by the nonprofit Big Apple Circus's commendable community-service activities, notably the Clown Care program, which entertains hospitalized children. This company ... doesn't only have awe-inspiring acrobatic skills; it has a lot of heart, too." 

    ---The New York Times, 2014 Critics' Pick
  • "These performers, many from circus dynasties, preserve an important tradition, reinforced by the nonprofit Big Apple Circus's commendable community-service activities, notably the Clown Care program, which entertains hospitalized children. This company ... doesn't only have awe-inspiring acrobatic skills; it has a lot of heart, too." 

    ---The New York Times, 2014 Critics' Pick
  • "These performers, many from circus dynasties, preserve an important tradition, reinforced by the nonprofit Big Apple Circus's commendable community-service activities, notably the Clown Care program, which entertains hospitalized children. This company ... doesn't only have awe-inspiring acrobatic skills; it has a lot of heart, too." 

    ---The New York Times, 2014 Critics' Pick

Accessibility

  • Box Office

  • Curb Ramps

  • Elevator/Escalator

  • Entrance

  • Folding Armrests

  • Assisted Listening System

  • Parking

  • Passenger Loading Zone

  • Restroom

  • Seating

  • Telephone

  • Visual Assistance

  • Water Fountain

  • Wheelchair Info

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