Grand show · 0+
This Amazing Circus
The company's largest show: two acts, thirty performers and a running storyline about a journey along the Great Silk Road. Illusion and clowning by Tuychi Khan, the Sarychev family flying act and animal acts.
Programmes Circus Asia
The company has three touring productions. Here is a short introduction to each; the full description, the cast and the schedule live on the programme's own page.
Family show · 0+
Charlie and the Sea Lions
A warm programme for family audiences: Charlie the clown from Germany, trained sea lions and thirty performers from different countries — aerialists, acrobats, jugglers, equilibrists and animal trainers.
Family show
Caravan of Wonders
A big circus adventure for the whole family: camels, horses, donkeys and goats, dogs, monkeys, geese and a big bear, cheerful clowns and colourful sets.
How the two programmes differ
Both programmes are rated 0+, but they are built differently. “This Amazing Circus” is a large show with an international troupe and a running storyline: what matters here is scale and the changing genres in the ring. “Charlie and the Sea Lions” rests on a character and a story: even the youngest viewer can follow Charlie the clown and his sea performers.
Both productions run 120 minutes in two acts with an interval and come to a city for a block of performances, not for a single evening. Each has its own schedule: the cities and dates of one programme are never mixed with those of the other.
“Caravan of Wonders” is a family show whose main characters are animals: camels, horses, donkeys and goats, dogs, monkeys, geese and a big bear, while cheerful clowns bring laughter to the ring.
Where to find dates and buy tickets
The schedule lives inside the programme's page — dates for “This Amazing Circus”, dates for “Charlie and the Sea Lions” and dates for “Caravan of Wonders”. The purchase buttons are there too: they lead to official ticketing services. Circus Asia does not sell tickets directly and charges no commission.
The company tours Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
How a programme comes to your city
Circus Asia does not play a single night and move on: a programme stays in the city for a run of shows — several weeks in a row, with performances at weekends and during the school holidays. The troupe brings its own lighting, sound and circus equipment, so the show can be staged in a state circus, a palace of culture or a large arena alike.
What stays the same from city to city: the programme's line-up and its running time. Only the dates and the venue change.
- Dates and cities are listed in the schedule inside each programme's page; different productions never share a schedule.
- Tickets are sold by official ticketing services and venue box offices: Circus Asia does not sell tickets directly and charges no commission.
- If your city is not in the schedule, write to us: the season's route is put together with venues and promoters.
Enquiry
Bring the programme to your city
Would you like to host one of our programmes? Tell us about the venue and the city — we will come back with questions about dates and technical conditions.
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Partners
Who we work with
Ticketing services and partners of Circus Asia in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.