Rambo Circus Unveils Spectacular Act: Stilt Performers Transform into Giant Animals

In a groundbreaking move, Rambo Circus has reinvented the traditional circus act with a mesmerizing twist. The circus, known for its legacy of entertainment, introduces a new performance where skilled artists on stilts portray larger-than-life giraffes, zebras, and polar bears. This innovative act not only captivates audiences but also fills the void left by the absence of live animals in circuses, a change implemented in the 1990s.

Circus Magic Redefined: Stilt Performers as Exotic Animals

Rambo Circus, under the visionary leadership of Sujit Dilip, unveils a unique solution to engage very young children who may not be enthralled by conventional circus elements. The pandemic-induced pause prompted this creative adaptation, allowing circus enthusiasts to witness a captivating display of stilt performers embodying 10-12ft tall giraffes, zebras, and polar bears.

A Shift in Circus Entertainment Dynamics

For Sujit Dilip, the decision to introduce this act stemmed from the realization that a circus is synonymous with both animals and acrobats. The absence of performing animals, particularly 28 lions and two tigers, had left a void. The new act incorporates fun interactions, with clowns showcasing tricks alongside the stilt performers donned as animals.

Nostalgia and Innovation: Keeping the Circus Tradition Alive

Reflecting on the past, Sujit expresses the pain of losing the original performing animals, emphasizing the commitment to keeping the circus alive. The recent innovation, though humans in costume, provides a realistic and mesmerizing experience for young children, ensuring the circus remains inclusive for families of all ages.

International Collaborations and Technological Advancements

Rambo Circus, with collaborations in countries like Russia, Ukraine, the UK, and Uzbekistan, has embraced new methods and technologies. From lightweight aluminum pipes for acrobats on stilts to user-friendly silicon clubs for jugglers, the circus aims to raise its standards to international levels. Sujit envisions carrying the Indian flag proudly in international festivals, marking a new chapter in the circus’s journey.

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