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Where does the UniverSoul Circus go?

The UniverSoul Circus performance can be seen at the Liberty Bowl Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee.

Does the UniverSoul Circus travel?

UniverSoul Circus, which combines circus arts, stunning visuals and an eclectic mix of music (from hip-hop to Caribbean rhythms to African beats to Beyoncé), has returned to Atlanta, where it all began 26 years ago. The traveling circus has been entertaining families across the country, but its roots are here.

One may also ask: does universal soul circus have animals?

Universoul Circus uses animals in several of the routines and this is not advertised anywhere on their website. Had I known this beforehand, I would not have bought tickets for my family. They use dogs, horses, camels, zebras, and a miniature horse. One of the dogs flinched at the trainer, as well as one of the camels.

How much do UniverSoul Circus performers make?

Universoul Circus pays an average salary of $405,529 and salaries range from a low of $351,291 to a high of $467,399.

Who is the owner of UniverSoul Circus?

Cedric Walker

Cedric Walker is the founder and CEO of The UniverSoul Circus.

How do you join the circus?

1: Scrape together $15 for a cheap ticket to a show. Many circuses have a preshow or an option to arrive early and meet performers. You could use that time to ask questions about current openings, the process of getting hired, or who to contact about applying for a job. And don't just ask performers.

Thereof, what is the name of the black circus?

UniverSoul Circus

Then, can i bring a stroller to the circus?

Yes, but without flash, and strictly from your seat, and being considerate to the audience around you.

Is the UniverSoul Circus Black Owned?

In its 14th year, UniverSoul, the only African-American-owned circus to tour the country in more than 100 years, has had plenty of time to cultivate an audience.

One may also ask: are elephants still allowed in the circus?

Ringling Bros. retired all of its elephants in 2016, ending a 145-year tradition, after pushback from the public about the pachyderms being forced to perform. Bullhooks, which resemble fire pokers and were used to control elephants during training, were also banned in cities and states across the United States.

By Proudfoot Randlett