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CIRQUE TSIGANE ROMANÈS
Tzigane Paradise

Until MAY 30, 2010 in PARIS!
May 23 at 16:00 - May 24 at 16:00 - May 29 at 16:00 - May 30 at 16:00
under Cirque Romanès' tent
40-42 boulevard de Reims (corner rue de Courcelles), Paris 17ème
métro: Porte de Champerret

JUNE 21, 2010 : exceptional performance of "PARADIS TZIGANE" in SHANGHAI at Pavillon France

Alexandre and Delia Romanes and their kids do circus like they breathe. They've always been here and there on the roads with their tent and caravans, to share moments of joy and gipsy magic with everyone who comes along.

Alexandre comes from a circus family, and Delia is a Romanian Tsigane. Together, they wanted to create a world to their image, between circus and tsigane spirit, full of ardour and generosity, totally in love with freedom.

Delia comes on stage like a queen, accompanied by her musicians playing crazy tsigane tunes. Her voice, sometimes soft as a breeze, and sometimes as strong and powerful as a hurricane, flyes over the whole circus tent. The whole Romanes Family is here too, they listen, encourage, clap their hands and stump their feet, following the rythm. In the middle of the ring, Delia and Alexandre's kids and wonderful circus artists amaze you with their talent.

Indeed, you are invited to a true tsigane party. A pure moment of happiness that will bring warm joy to the heart of anyone.

My family makes circus since World War I.
Before, my great grand father was going from one village to the other with his three wives, his children, and a bear.
"The trouble is with the bear", he said.
(Alexandre Romanes)

Watch the video: "A day with Cirque Romanès"

TECHNICAL CONDITIONS

Space required for the Romanes tent + caravans : flat ground, 40m diameter.
The show can sometimes be performed into a theatre or even outdoors.
Capacity of the tent: 450 seats.

PRESS REVIEW

A dream circus.
(Telerama)

An exceptional show with a unique atmosphere. Pure poetry.
(Liberation)

A circus that enlightens parisian nights. A must see !
(L'Humanite)

Double bass, accordion, clarinet, carpet from One Thousand and One Nights, candles, a stormy welcome, and that post-modern clown with a tired face, ensuring without a smile brilliant transitions. No feat at Romanes (so vulgar !), only the simple syntax of entrances, expressions, and the pleasure to do it well.
(F. Marmande, Le Monde)

WEBSITE www.cirqueromanes.com

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