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Zirkus
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umherziehendes Unternehmen mit Schaustellern, meist im Zelt
A circus is a traveling company of performers that entertains audiences with diverse acts such as acrobatics, clowning, trained animals, trapeze work, and various other skilled performances. The term also refers to the broader field of circus performance and training that has evolved over its 250-year modern history.
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- Performing art.name
- Circus
- Performing art.image
- Barnum & Bailey clowns and geese2.jpg
- Performing art.caption
- Advertisement for the Barnum & Bailey Circus, 1900
- Performing art.types
- Classical Circus, New Circus, Contemporary circus, Social Circus
- Performing art.ancestor
- Drama
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Turnerande klassisk cirkus - Levande kulturarv
Cirkusar har turnerat i Sverige sedan i slutet av 1700-talet. I början av 1900-talet fanns det ett tjugotal cirkusar i Sverige, men antalet har varierat.
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Ein Zirkus (lateinisch circus ‚Kreis‘, ‚Ring‘, ‚runde Arena‚; Plural: Zirkusse) – oder auch Circus – ist meist eine Gruppe von Artisten, die eine Vorstellung mit verschiedenen artistischen (zirzensischen) Darbietungen (Akrobatik, Clownerie, Zauberei, Tierdressuren) zeigt. Wirtschaftlich gesehen ist ein Zirkus ein Unterhaltungsunternehmen.
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