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Big Apple Circus Info
Big Apple Circus is a pioneering contemporary circus that helped redefine the American circus experience with its intimate one-ring format. Founded in 1977 by Paul Binder and Michael Christensen, the company became known for blending acrobatics, comedy, canine acts, martial-arts choreography, and live music into a cohesive, high-energy show. Over the years, Big Apple Circus has earned recognition including an Obie Award and a silver medal at the Monte Carlo International Circus School competition. After a temporary Chapter 11 period in 2016, the company re-emerged under Compass Partners and began a renewal for a 40th anniversary season in 2017. Today, they continue to bring family-friendly performances to major venues with a focus on community engagement like Clown Care and ongoing collaborations with Lincoln Center and Damrosch Park in New York City.
Whether you’re in New York, Boston, or beyond, we’ve got you covered for tickets, schedules, and show details. Secure your seats early to experience the live orchestra, high-caliber acts, and the distinctive charm of the Big Apple Circus.
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Upcoming notable engagements: The 2025–2026 NYC season at Lincoln Center Damrosch Park runs from November 7, 2025 to January 4, 2026, featuring acts like Johnny Rico, Flying Maluendas, Bingo Troupe, and Kung Fu Boys, with a live orchestra reported by media. In 2025, the Boston run runs October 9–November 2 at Suffolk Downs in East Boston, MA as part of an all-new production. If you’re planning ahead, check for date-specific information and ticket availability for each engagement as shows are sold per date.
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