Germany's GREAT BAVARIAN CIRCUS Continues In Atlanta; Performances Through March 31
Performances under the Big Top at Stone Mountain Park feature melding of Oktoberfest with circus.
Persevering over logistical challenges including an airline strike and shipping container delivery, Germany's Great Bavarian Circus made its U.S. debut last Friday, with Atlanta performances continuing at Stone Mountain Park through Sunday, March 31.
Tickets are on sale now for this electrifying extravaganza that melds the vibrant essence of Oktoberfest with the captivating allure of the circus. The Atlanta stop is part of the Bavarian Circus' much-anticipated 18-city North American debut tour.
Performances include three generations of the Spindler family, including youth, adult and a few four-legged stars—the family's dachshunds—of the show. Producers and brothers Benjamin and David Spindler, ninth generation of one of Germany's most illustrious circus dynasties, infuse the experience with authentic details from their home country.
The excitement begins the moment guests enter the bier hall, serving up German delights such as pretzels, sausages, potato pancakes and a selection of the finest Bavarian beers. A resplendent maypole adorned with colorful ribbons greets guests as they enter the Big Top tent, setting the stage for the celebratory opening number with the performers in traditional Bavarian costumes.
Germany's Great Bavarian Circus features an award-winning European cast who take center stage to dazzle and amaze, bringing gasps and laughter to the crowd in acts set to a mix of German music and current hits. Performers on silks and straps defy gravity while flying over the audience. Dexterous jugglers, flipping trampoliners and acrobatic balancers showcase their athletic prowess in the ring, while presentations of spirited goats and loveable dachshunds bring happy smiles to all. Clowns will have the audiences roaring with laughter, performing throughout the show, occasionally inviting members of the audience on stage to add to the fun.
This tour is the realization of a long-held dream of Max Spindler, Benjamin and David's father. After a visit to the U.S. with his sons, Max was inspired to introduce their family circus and its rich history to the audiences of America. With a legacy that spans more than 100 years of performing, the cast and crew of Germany's Great Bavarian Circus includes 13 members of the Spindler family, who are an indomitable part of circus history, bridging the past and present. There's something for everyone in this unforgettable journey into the heart of German tradition and fun.
Tickets and More Information
With nine performances remaining in Atlanta, general admission tickets for Germany's Great Bavarian Circus start at $19.99 with pre-sale ticket prices starting at $12.49 available. Visit BavarianCircus.com for more information and the show schedule. All performances take place at the Yellow Daisy Lot of Stone Mountain Park, which offers single day parking passes at $20 or an annual parking pass for $40. Parking passes are available on site or online in advance via StoneMoutainPark.com.
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