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Circus-Theater Roncalli

The Circus Theater Roncalli enchants with fireworks of artistry, visually stunning holography and top-class live music.

The circus has been animal-free since 2018 and is the first circus in the world to use holography in the ring. World-class artists, lovable clowns and Roncalli's provide a unique 300-degree holography in the circus ring worldwide - a circus spectacle between nostalgia and modernity. Once a year, the Circus Theater Roncalli makes a stop in Hamburg and invites you to let yourself be enchanted in the ring.

A review of the program from 2023:

The show "All for ART for All" was all about art. In the Manege everything revolved around the numerous facets of art, it connects all program points. Lovers of the visual arts were able to discover works by artists such as Piet Mondrian, Leonardo da Vinci and Frida Kahlo, find references to the Bauhaus and feel as if they had been transported to a museum during the Roncalli picture parade.

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