Best Circuses In Montreal Near Me

Roger Fournier: I'm not a complete circus fan but the trampoline show I saw there was very poetic.

Passi Flora: Experiences as captivating as ever!

piero delgadoq: Very organized/clean/friendly staff

Yvon: There are always great shows at Tohu!“Esquive”, for lovers of trampolines and trempo-muristes is to be seen at the moment April 27, 2024. Synchronism, beautiful performances by the artists of the “Smallest Circus in the World”, the stage unfolds on different walls, it’s quite particular. The only downside is that there are lengths in the transitions, especially since it is a show of one hour maximum.

Man Gail (mangail): Great experience, we saw Esquisse, wonderful, a show full of strength, poetry and beauty. The exhibition in the corridors of the room is interesting.

Danielle Crête: The place is very good. Parking, however, leaves something to be desired.

marie-michele Lapointe: Why isn't it the beat anymore????

Antoine Vaval: V it's cool

Jasmine Grégoire: Super nice experience!! Great show, I had the chance to go see Slam! The most beautiful circus show of my life!!

Chantal Smith: Slam on display, very entertaining,

feradji siham yasmine: Super show

PowerAlfonso Cardenas: Great performance

Martine Martine: Bold! Excellent ❤️

E G: Show at PVM, free, 30 minutes: The light shows with the acrobats make the show even more magical.

Alain Johnson: The 2022 edition: the giants will have made it possible to discover, from a common structure, 3 circuses, their unique approach, their culture, their energy

Miguel: Cool !!

Urszula Bielska: Amazing experience! And so many free but very professional performances. Love it and can't wait next year!

Professionnel Education: It was great, a range of activities for children and lots of demonstrations of acrobatics and 🎪 circus really thanks to the organizers and to the athletes and singers, musicians, dancers, actors, talented... we had a full evening surprise, just the restaurateurs on rue Saint Denis who close at 10:30 while customers are looking for a place to eat you don't think it's an opportunity to leave your doors open!!! For the whole evening??? It’s summer and it’s perfect for getting more customers and making money???

miklos “Threepio” agoston: Beautiful...and being right there surrounded by all the skyscrapers,It leaves you speechless.

sami terki: The street performances are impressive and very numerous, great atmosphere

Greg Kokjian: Every year in July, from July 7 to 17 on st Denis. Very cool stuff for all the family. Circus, entertainment and more🤩🤠

Francois Provost: Very good shows year after year. It is worth following the artists from the beginning of the journey.

S.E. McKenzie: It was one of the best shows that I have ever seen. It wasn't a long show but it was pretty incredible. I am glad people are given a chance to be creative. It makes the world a better and more tolerant place.

Riel Roussopoulos: The buildings and facilities are beautiful, the coaches... Don't compare to @circuswest @cirkids in BC though.

Will Juntunen: Last night, I was sitting in the ancient Marche Bonsecours and looking through my options. I noticed that the show, Passengers, started not at Eight but Seven-Thirty. I noticed a few tickets remained at the theater on Rue Jarry. Not until I booked a ride share did I realize I was destined for a night at the National Circus School. I knew I was just going to make the curtain and had no idea that a ticket awaited to be purchased. "Perfect", I thought. The conditions were exact.I had to get out of the rideshare early because cars had lined up onto Jarry for parking. The school has a weak connection to the superb transpo system. So I ran around the cylindrical building and beelined for the billeterie, the box office. Although the show was virtually sold out, one good ticket remained for my purchase.Needless to say, the show made rail travel seem so much more exotic than it has become, exhibiting great acts of juggling, contortionist hijinks and all the circus arts, all in the context of eight men and women on a train trip to anywhere. The tight rope act nailed me emotionally, brought tears to my eyes, a small feat, but still tears unexpected. A tableau depicted a young man sleeping on the rails, the same man walking tight rope as the tight rope apparatus moved. The men and women writhed underneath him as he tried more and more daring stunts. And bam, I got it. Grandfather Edward Jacob rode the rails across the Upper Peninsula, traveling for work. Paying fare would take away from savings, and why would you pay if a bracket hung under the rail cars where a person could hang? As a folk musician in Syracuse made clear while introducing a Guthrie song on riding the rails, when one rode the rails under the box cars, one didn't sleep. To fall asleep meant falling off and certain death. One had to wait hours to take care of personal needs, too. So if I were to offer notes to the production, going next to Moscow, the man on the tableau should hang upside down, maybe with a grim look on his face and three days of scruff on his chin.The Master of Ceremonies invited us to continue our celebration in the bistro and the circus cascades afterward. He meant no lip service. People really did loiter, invited loiterers, enjoyed picnics at the tall round tables. The cast lounged, finally, on the settees. The bistro stayed full even as a staff cleaned the floor in the main hall and the gift shop closed.Maybe in Montreal politeness becomes a kind of superpower. I turned to my right and asked a young man if I could offer him a drink. He accepted, but said, "I am only on the technical crew"! He was looking forward to Christmas when the show goes dark for three whole nights.I found a table to drink a Rousse, a red biere that has become my go to biere. The fellow who ordered the IPA on my tab would not stand for me to drink alone and invited me to his table where the sound man, the light tech and their team chatted shop talk in French. Just techs my foot! My new friend handled the ropes behind the scene, allowing the performers to fly. The lights and sound tripped on a mere hand clap or less! After a few good pulls, all switched to English in order to figure me out. I did my best but, I really wanted the team to switch back to French again.The team deserves another round for sharing their stoke with an American bloke!

M Lafontaine: Internationally renowned circus arts school.

Daniel Mazerolle: Breathtaking

Oleksiy Chukhriy: Awesome pure magic factory. Open windows allowed to watch the creation process inside. Recommend for visit all the Cirque du Soleil fans.

Guy Parent: Incredible show to see, a great evening with the family, if you missed it, it’s a shameTHANKS

Pong Lenis: The best show in town, very entertaining, wildly fun. Shows are always awesome and jam packed with lots of action. Great for children of all ages, lots of humour as well, costumes and performers take it to another level. I would definitely recommend checking out a show.

Guinou Joseph: Nice place

Lily cutie: People are very nice! And welcoming, they are always willing to help you.

Maciej Kolosinski: Fantastic!!

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Sebastian Martin: When in town, you should go to their shows, so dynamic and energetic, kids will love it, family fun time.

A Rivest: Very good show as always

Yimmy Alexander Bucurú Garzón: Excellent