How Do I Become a Circus Performer?

A circus is a group organization that performs circus performances. It originated from the very bloody and cruel Roman Colosseum. At the time, there was a saying that "only bread and circus" made the Romans happy. In English, the circus is called "Circus", which is derived from the Latin meaning of "circle", and refers to a circular arena. Modern circuses also perform in circular venues, thus evolving into the meaning of "circus". The main content of the circus is animal performance. The reason why it is called "circus" is because the protagonist of the earliest performance was a horse. Later, other animal actors appeared. ^[1]

circus

(Organization of circus performance)

The circus tradition originates from about 500 BC

Beast Tamer and Liger

The circus, now known, originated in 1768 when acrobatic rider Philip Astleyhilip, the former mayor of Philips Astrid, established the Astrid British Riding School in London. He was the first to discover An acrobatic rider is a secret person; if he stands on a horse and his horse gallops in place, centrifugal force will help him maintain balance. With this know-how, he combined acrobatic rope walking with a whole group of dog performances, so Esther was considered the "father of modern circus". ^[2]