Circus Imagination Write Up
Circus Imagination, a family owned and operated business has grown through two generations of the Raintree-Hegwer family, and has toured extensively from Arizona to Washington, Utah to Hawaii during the past 25 years. The circus is back this season, and ready to come to your event.
The concept of expanding the imagination of children through a learning and playing experience is so invaluable in the formative year while children are learning creative play.
Circus Imagination involves up to 30 children per show who actively dress up and join the circus. We maintain that the children who join Circus Imagination are the stars, not jus the props.
“… The [Circus Imagination] is one of the most original and creative operations to emerge in the industry since the early beginnings of the business.” –Amusement Business February 2, 1986
Circus Imagination does not end when the show is over. Parents are delighted to find that their children bring home the inspiration to put on their own circus in their own backyard. Old-fashioned fun rekindles educational play in the minds of children.
Circus Imagination requires no skill or talent and the experience leaves children with a strong sense of imagination, resourcefulness and creativity. The children in the circus dress up in colorful costumes that drop right over their clothes.
The level of participation in the acts ranges from one to six children. There are no rehearsal necessary as the Ringmaster is with them at all times, explaining the act to the audience as the children perform.
From Tina the tightrope walker who climbs a make-believe ladder 100 feet in the air, to Zazelle the human cannonball, who is shot out of a cannon, the audience is captured in spellbound amazement.
CIRCUS IMAGINATION PROGRAM
Act I - Tina the Tightrope Walker
Act II - Sandow The Strong
Act III - Clarence the Clown
Act IV - Marco the Lion Tamer
Act V - Believe it or Not
Act VI - The Butterfly Ballet
Act VII - The Champagne Sisters
Act VIII - Dead Eye McBang
Act IX - The Amazing Animal Parade
Act X - Zazelle, The Human Cannonball
The concept of expanding the imagination of children through a learning and playing experience is so invaluable in the formative year while children are learning creative play.
Circus Imagination involves up to 30 children per show who actively dress up and join the circus. We maintain that the children who join Circus Imagination are the stars, not jus the props.
“… The [Circus Imagination] is one of the most original and creative operations to emerge in the industry since the early beginnings of the business.” –Amusement Business February 2, 1986
Circus Imagination does not end when the show is over. Parents are delighted to find that their children bring home the inspiration to put on their own circus in their own backyard. Old-fashioned fun rekindles educational play in the minds of children.
Circus Imagination requires no skill or talent and the experience leaves children with a strong sense of imagination, resourcefulness and creativity. The children in the circus dress up in colorful costumes that drop right over their clothes.
The level of participation in the acts ranges from one to six children. There are no rehearsal necessary as the Ringmaster is with them at all times, explaining the act to the audience as the children perform.
From Tina the tightrope walker who climbs a make-believe ladder 100 feet in the air, to Zazelle the human cannonball, who is shot out of a cannon, the audience is captured in spellbound amazement.
CIRCUS IMAGINATION PROGRAM
Act I - Tina the Tightrope Walker
Act II - Sandow The Strong
Act III - Clarence the Clown
Act IV - Marco the Lion Tamer
Act V - Believe it or Not
Act VI - The Butterfly Ballet
Act VII - The Champagne Sisters
Act VIII - Dead Eye McBang
Act IX - The Amazing Animal Parade
Act X - Zazelle, The Human Cannonball