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I am now delighted to say that I am now blogging for the Churchill Theatre in Bromley, and for my first Press night I was invited to view the opening night of the Cirque Berserk tour of the UK.<\/p>\nI am now delighted to say that I am now blogging for the Churchill Theatre in Bromley, and for my first Press night I was invited to view the opening night of the Cirque Berserk tour of the UK.<\/p>\n
I do love this theatre, and one of those reasons is for its seating, I feel that you would find it hard to have a bad view in any of the seats. They are also\u00a0very comfy, with plenty of leg room! Tonight myself and my friend Laura were situated in Row L seats 36, and 37, which was to the far\u00a0left side\u00a0of the stage. From the photo you can see the view was in no way need of complaining, and I could see all that was happening except from the top left corner but that was no issue for this show. I feel also with this particular show the further back you are the more you see rather than cranking your neck to look up to some of the amazing stunts! So I would recommend these seats.<\/p>\n
Cirque Berserk is a full on entertainment show, filled to the brim with amazing talent, and dare dropping stunts! It even tells you in the name that this show isn’t for the faint hearted as Berserk\u00a0definition is\u00a0‘out of control with anger or excitement; wild or frenzied’ and that is exactly what you get.<\/p>\n
Creative Directors and\u00a0Founder\u00a0Julius Green and Martin Burton\u00a0have brought\u00a0together a wide range of talent portrayed by circus trained performers, and bring their\u00a0Big top shows to\u00a0a theatre audience! I love this approach\u00a0as it welcomes new audiences to come and experience\u00a0circus entertainment without being under a big top tent, something that not all When awaiting the show to start, there was an interesting announcement to advise the shows audience that phone use is welcome to the show, encouraging you to use Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat to our hearts.\u00a0A rare occurrence these days, but by partaking in the request I could see as to why they ask you too, having shared video’s and photos on Facebook, Laura and I were getting comments about people now wanting to buy tickets! Just shows at times social network can work wonders, and spread the word of mouth for a show within seconds!<\/p>\n But it wasn’t all stunts, but talents also, I particularly liked the duo Jose and Gaby who displayed a beautiful\u00a0and moving\u00a0contemporary dance number with amazing strength, agility and equilibrium portrayed so effortless it was a delight to watch.\u00a0Germaine Delbosq a foot juggler from France managed to juggle\u00a0balls, rings and\u00a0cylinders all in one go with just her feet,\u00a0proving that\u00a0ladies can I have only mentioned a fair few of the acts who performed, and that’s not to say that they weren’t just as good as the ones above, because anyone who goes to this show will come away with their favourite act, that wont leave them disappointed. If you are looking for a good family entertainment show this is one to go to, even with your friends it will leave you with something to talk about when you leave.<\/p>\n Cirque Berserk is playing at the Churchill Theatre until the 21st January for tickets you just need to go here<\/a>, but Cirque Berserk is travelling all over England sharing the talent to theatre’s for all to see for all information go to their main site here<\/a>. You wont be disappointed!<\/p>\n![\"BER4054\"](\"https:\/\/www.rosereview.co.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/01\/BER4054.jpg\")
<\/a>members of the public which to partake in. You do not loose anything from it, and it was lovely to view talent in the comfy seats within\u00a0the Churchill Theatre rather than being in a tent in a field.<\/p>\n<\/a>But then what is there not to like about this show? It is one for all ages, with comedy, acrobatic skills, aerial acts, and life threating stunts,\u00a0that has you on the edge of your seat, its hard to pick a favourite from the bunch!\u00a0Tropicana Troupe that catapult themselves into the air\u00a0with\u00a0a springboard, to the,\u00a0somersault back down safely on the mat, \u00a0Jackie a strap acrobat glides through the air with so much ease\u00a0its hard to believe that she is\u00a0protected with just straps as a support to stop her falling to the ground! The top extreme stunt however has to be the Lucius Team in the Globe of Terror, with the use of motorbikes that drive in a globe on the stage, and make it look like ease. Even with four cyclists zooming around they leave without a scratch mark on them, it was a fantastic finale to end the show.<\/p>\n<\/a>defiantly\u00a0multitask!\u00a0There was also Tweedy, the clown of the circus who had the audience chuckling to his slapstick comedy…I do feel he needs to glue his hat on his head to prevent him from loosing it so much! He was joy to behold, and the kids would love him. <\/a><\/p>\n