About the show
An exciting, breathtaking circus, dance and theatre experience for the whole family.
One long table and a family that just can’t sit still. If your relatives tend to get loud and unpredictable at Christmas, ours hang from the ceiling, spin through the air and juggle wildly with anything they can get their hands on.
Playful chaos, juggling and a magical tablecloth. The warm nostalgia of childhood memories meets an unpredictable family celebration. Will everything go to plan? Find out in Christmas Feast at the Circus, a show for the whole family.
Get ready for festive chaos, family togetherness and breathtaking acts created by an outstanding team of circus artists from the Baltics and beyond!
Duration: 90 minutes, including a 20-minute interval
Recommended age: Suitable for audiences of all ages
Language: Latvian (although the circus language is understandable for everybody)
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible; suitable for audiences with hearing impairments
Presented by: Rīgas Cirks
When:
December 18 at 18:30
December 19 at 12:00
December 20 at 12:00 and 18:00
December 22 at 18:30
January 2 at 12:00 and 18:00
January 3 at 12:00 and 18:00
January 10 at 12:00 and 18:00
Where:
Riga Cirks' Arena, Merķeļa street 4, Riga
Duration:
90 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission
Recommended age:
3+
Accessibility:
Accessible to wheelchair users and people with hearing impairments
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Credits
The performance is created by British circus director Jason Dupree, and award-winning choreographer Alise Bokaldere.
The performance features some of the finest circus artists from the Baltics: clown, juggler and actor Mariano Gedwillo; aerialist Betija Krole; juggler, object manipulator and balancing artist Dmitrijs Pudovs; acrobat Eduards Haļass; aerialist Lizeth Wolk; and acrobat Josh Frazer.
The cast brings together some of the finest circus artists from the Baltics:
Mariano Gedwillo — clown, juggler and actor
Betija Krole — aerial acrobat
Dmitrijs Pudovs — juggler, object manipulator and balancing artist
Eduards Haļass — acrobat
Lizeth Wolk — aerial acrobat
Josh Frazer — acrobat
Set design: Signija Joce
Dramaturgy: Ance Muižniece
Accessibility
The show includes spoken Latvian, but the visual language of circus and the story make it easy to follow for everyone. A programme booklet with helpful background information will be available before the show.
The arena is wheelchair accessible.
An induction loop is available for visitors with hearing impairments.
Information in Easy Read is available.
Tickets and useful information
Full ticket prices start at €18.
Ticket prices will increase closer to the performance dates.
A ticket is required for children aged 3 and over.
Seating is unassigned. For a better view, children can sit on cushions in the front rows of the designated children’s area.
If you have any questions, please contact us at cirks@cirks.lv.
Photography and filming
By attending this event, you agree that, for publicity purposes:
You may be photographed or filmed.
Images or footage featuring you may be used in TV and online broadcasts, films, photographs, audiovisual recordings and other media publications.
