Circus Enchanté, a fantastic circus show for the whole family, opens the new season on the unique stage of Hoxton Hall with performances on Friday 17th February at 7pm and Saturday 18th February at 3pm 2023.
The cast includes: jugglers, aerial acts who fly sky high up to the audience sitting in the gallery, ropes, silks, acrobats and comedy from their fabulous compère to keep you entertained! And one of the fabulous acrobats might well be recognised by the local audience members, as he is Hoxton Hall’s very own professional circus performer and front of Front of House Manager Toffy – who will be performing his new act including hand stands and acrobatics on upstanding champagne bottles!
This is BrainFools debut at Hoxton Hall who bring their newest show Circus Enchanté Jazz Edition, Travel back to 1920s cabaret with flair and jazzy tunes setting the scene in one of the most magical Grade II* listed theatre’s in the UK, being one of only four original Victorian musical halls remaining!
Hoxton Hall – a vibrant venue for live theatre, music and comedy.
2023 sees the intimate theatre at Hoxton Hall open its doors to an exciting and hugely diverse schedule of shows including: Uncovered Opera Company’s production of Verdi’s opera Macbeth; the indie-pop singer-songwriter Rachel Chinouriri; and an evening of poetry from Sunday Times bestselling author and poet Hollie McNish, joined by prize-winning Scottish poet and scribbler Michael Pedersen performing his new collection of poetry, The Cat Prince & Other Poems.
Brain Fools is a collective of recent graduates of local, National Centre for Circus Arts and their friends.
