This FANGtastic new show is set to blow your mind with an amazing set, stellar lights, special effects, and of course beautifully bizarre circus acts, a sinister story, and the darkest of magic all performed to an original rock score.
When the Circus of Horrors began 27 years ago at Glastonbury 1995, many people thought it wouldn’t last 27 weeks, let alone 27 years. But with its ability to reinvent itself time and time again, it has taken the extreme to the mainstream and become a household name after reaching the finals of Britain’s Got Talent, performing in London’s West End, and touring around the world.
Bloody Good Fun - Barnum Would be Proud- Time Out
It was phenomenal, one of those shows that if you missed you would say Gosh I wish I could have seen that- Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin
You have to go and see this if, one day something will go wrong & you will be able to say I was there.- Graham Norton
Whether a rock fan or theatregoer The Circus of Horrors has something for everyone.
Imagine a brilliant rock show combined with amazing, bizarre & dare devil circus acts, a stellar light show all performed with a forked tongue firmly in each cheek. If Quentin Tarantino had directed Cirque Du Soleil you would be half way there.
The Circus of Horrors completely WOWED the audience- The Daily Mail
Freaking Awesome- The Sun
A Bloody Great Night Out- The Times
Victoria Hall, Stoke-on-Trent
The Victoria Hall was built in 1888 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. It was revamped in the mid-nineties and has since then been at the heart of the Cultural Quarter, alongside its sister venue The Regent Theatre. It has established itself as one of the most popular venues on the touring circuit playing host to the likes of Paul Weller, Morrissey and Jimmy Carr.