Circus Vazquez, the largest family-owned big top circus show in the U.S., announced that it will be bringing its new production to Riders Field in Frisco, Texas from March 15 through April 1.
Established 55 years ago by the Vazquez family, the touring circus act has entertained several generations of families, with its latest production carrying on that tradition.
The upcoming circus experience in Frisco features a variety of jaw-dropping performances from a talented international cast that ranges from thrilling to hilarious.
Making his American debut is Boris Nikishkin, an award-winning clown, comedian and acrobat from Russia who has been tickling people’s funny bones since he was just four years old.
Joining Nikishkin in the giant circus tent are the Bone Breakers, a hyper-flexible quartet from Guinea, Africa that can bend their bodies in unbelievable ways that audiences have never seen before, according to a release.
For fans of death-defying stunts, Duo Vanegas — a pair of daredevils hailing from Columbia — will be spitting in the face of gravity by performing stunts on the Wheel of Wonder, a rotating contraption that is suspended over 30 feet in the air.
Adding to the thrills are the Liazeed Angels, a unique troupe of athletes — led by Olympian Natalia Kapitonova — that perform highly-skilled gymnastics acts that will have audiences flipping in delight.
In addition to the roster of international stars, the circus show will also feature magnetic performances from the Vazquez family themselves.
Memo Vazquez, a third-generation Ringmaster, will lead the show alongside fourth-generation family members Jose Alberto Vazquez, Jan Vazquez and Carolina Vazquez, who will be displaying their incredible juggling and balancing skills.
Tickets for the show start at $30 for children and $50 for adults (with discounts available), and can be purchased online at www.CircusVazquez.com or at the Riders Field box office.
