Circus

Circus (2010)

EndedDocumentary show

Over the course of six dramatic hours, the documentary follows the legendary Big Apple Circus on an unforgettable journey from the big top to the "back lot", where nail-biting drama unfolds both high in the air and down on the ground and the real heart of the circus beats. Circus goes behind the scenes to explore a distinctive world with its own rules and lingo and no fixed address. It reveals the sights, sounds and stories of the circus' fascinating cultural legacy in unprecedented breadth and scope as viewers escape into a place of passion, excitement, perseverance and even heartache. From the training and rehearsals to the bravery and the intensity of life - and work - in the circus, the cameras capture it all. Grab a front-row seat as members of the Big Apple family experience life-changing moments.

Network
Scheduleevery Wednesday at 21:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E06Down the Roadnov. 17, 2010
S01E05Born to Be Circusnov. 17, 2010
S01E04Survival of the Fittestnov. 10, 2010
S01E03Change On!nov. 10, 2010
S01E02One Ring Familynov. 3, 2010
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Circus' from the year 2010 premiere?

The TV show 'Circus' premiered on November 3, 2010.

Who were the main characters in 'Circus'?

The main characters in 'Circus' were the performers and crew members of various circus acts.

What was the genre of 'Circus'?

'Circus' was a documentary-style TV series that followed the daily lives of circus performers.

How many circus acts were featured in 'Circus'?

'Circus' featured several circus acts, including acrobats, jugglers, contortionists, and trapeze artists.

Where was 'Circus' filmed?

'Circus' was filmed at various locations across the United States, showcasing different circus performances.

Who was the creator of 'Circus'?

'Circus' was created by the production company Showtime and executive producer Johnathan Hewitt.

What was the premise of 'Circus'?

'Circus' followed the behind-the-scenes challenges and triumphs of circus performers as they prepared for their shows.

How did 'Circus' portray the daily lives of circus performers?

'Circus' provided a glimpse into the physical, emotional, and creative demands faced by circus performers on a daily basis.

Which circus acts received the most focus in 'Circus'?

'Circus' gave equal attention to various circus acts, showcasing their unique skills and the dedication required to perform them.

Were there any recurring storylines in 'Circus'?

Yes, 'Circus' featured recurring storylines that explored the personal and professional lives of the performers and crew members.

How long were the episodes of 'Circus'?

The episodes of 'Circus' were approximately 60 minutes long, allowing for an in-depth exploration of the circus world.

Did 'Circus' receive any awards or nominations?

Yes, 'Circus' received critical acclaim and was nominated for several awards, recognizing its compelling storytelling and unique subject matter.

How did 'Circus' capture the essence of the circus world?

'Circus' captured the essence of the circus world by showcasing the dedication, passion, and hard work that goes into each performance.

Did 'Circus' explore any social or cultural themes?

Yes, 'Circus' explored various social and cultural themes, highlighting the diversity and inclusivity within the circus community.

Were there any unexpected or surprising moments in 'Circus'?

'Circus' often featured unexpected or surprising moments, such as high-risk acrobatic stunts or last-minute changes to performances.

How did 'Circus' resonate with audiences?

'Circus' resonated with audiences by providing an intimate and authentic look into the world of circus performers, fostering a sense of admiration and awe.

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