MIAMI (AP) — “The Biggest Display on Earth” is coming round again — with out animal acts — 5 years after shutting down its three-ring circus, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey introduced Wednesday.
The interactive, are living display will release in September 2023, celebrating performers from all over the world “exhibiting implausible feats that push the bounds of human attainable,” the Florida-based corporate stated in a information unencumber.
An international ability seek seeks acts to carry the 360-degree display to lifestyles as a singular interactive enjoy for each and every target audience, the corporate stated.
Rehearsals are set to start June 23 for a 50-city North American excursion.
The circus ended its 146-year run in January 2017 when price ticket gross sales declined after consumers was conflicted about animal acts, and expensive court docket battles with animal rights activists ended in the top of elephant acts in 2016. Officers hinted on the comeback remaining October.
