The Great Moscow Circus on Vernadsky Avenue invites viewers to immerse themselves in the amazing world of the show "I100ria", starting on May 17

The creators of the show "I100ria" successfully combined classical circus genres with modern innovations, creating a fascinating story about the development of the Soviet and Russian circus. Spectators will go on a journey to the era of the early 20th century, when circus art received a powerful impetus for development under the patronage of the state. The show stands out for its scale: it involves many artists, animals and technical personnel. Modern technologies, such as 3D projections, laser effects and interactive elements help to create a truly magical atmosphere.

"I100ria" demonstrates the continuity of generations of circus masters, carefully preserving and developing the traditions of their predecessors. Acrobats, gymnasts, jugglers, clowns and trainers amaze the audience with their virtuosity and artistry. In the number "Old Circus" viewers will see exciting acrobatic performances in the spirit of an old booth with strongmen and jesters. The act "Among Predators" will offer a unique interaction of trained animals and humans under the guidance of world-famous masters Edgard and Askold Zapashny. Tigers and lions will perform the most difficult tricks, including jumping through fiery hoops.

Special attention is paid to the scenography and lighting effects, which enhance the magic of what is happening in the arena. The bright costumes of the artists, specially created for this show, add color to each act and emphasize its uniqueness.

The performance will feature leading circus artists - laureates of international competitions and holders of prestigious awards. Sea animals, horses and chimpanzees will also appear in the arena. The final part of the show takes the audience to the present day with the number "Superhumans and Aliens", where acrobats under the direction of Sergei Trushin demonstrate amazing flexibility and dexterity.

The show "I100ria" is a bright event for the whole family, combining elements of circus history with modern technological achievements! It will be interesting for both children and adults.