The circus is in town and the tent is up.
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Weber Bros Entertainment's 'The Circus' will run until October 23 in Royal Park, showcasing the skills of a seventh-generation circus family that began in Germany but now resides between in New Zealand.
Aeraliest and show director Kiarnna, the eldest of eight Weber children, explained the family nature of the show.
"My brother rides in the globe of death and my sister is an aerialist who does the trapeze and hula hoops," she said.
"My fiance is also in the show, he also rides in the globe of death so it's a real family affair.
"I have little siblings and if they want to hop in the show they'll come in too."
Tickets are available via iticket.com.au
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Hamish Geale
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