The fire jugglers and the climbing girl were the highlights of the final night of the GT&T sponsored Circus of Dreams at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, East Bank Demerara on Sunday evening. Despite a late start, the thousands of patrons who flocked the venue were thrilled and were left in bemusement as the members of the renowned circus entertained for more than two hours; and what a two hours it was.
The fire jugglers performed to perfection and had the crowd on the edge of their seats wondering if any of them will get burnt.
Their skilful presentation was nothing but exciting, energetic and excellently coordinated. The two young men who hail from the Dominican Republic were rewarded with loud roars of applause across the ground upon completing their routines.
They later returned with another breathtaking performance, moments before the curtains came down on the most well-attended of the three nights.
In addition, the aerial contortionist also had the audience at the edge of their seats as she used two pieces of cloth that were attached to one of the bars on the roof of the stage to perform one of the most difficult routines. As she made her way up the cloth, her talent and coordination fascinated the audience. The children and even the adults were definitely not blinking as the young woman from Argentina performed her masterpiece. She later returned with another spectacular performance in the form of an acrobatic presentation on a table. Her performance was a display of tremendous energy, talent and flexibility.
This young lady twirls around in these hula hoops
The audience cheered lustily as she concluded her piece. Other performances by cast members also stunned the massive crowd with their risky and well executed acts. A couple from New York City had the audience laughing heartily as they did their piece. The crowd was also treated to the sight of scissors and knives of various lengths being swallowed.
The magic man was also entertaining as he made various items appear and disappear. He also spun a lighted rod without having any contact with it. After some splendid acts, the ring dancer appeared on stage and left the crowd with their mouths open. He used a huge ring to do his routine without his feet touching the stage, and spun, twirled, and jumped about the ring.
The clown and his followers then entertained the audience; one time the clown was tap dancing as he comically maneuvered on the stage. Earlier in the evening, members of the audience used the opportunity to take photos with the clown.
Also in the house were Santa Claus and his helpers. They made their grand appearance to the excitement of the youngsters, who had their pictures taken with Santa as he made his way to the stage. His helpers were distributing sweets to the audience, especially the children who were brought out in their numbers to witness an unforgettable night at the circus.
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