Winter magic in Hürth: Circus Jonny Casselly inspires with a new show!

Winter magic in Hürth: Circus Jonny Casselly inspires with a new show!

With a glamorous premiere, the circus family Jonny Casselly accompanied their viewers into the magical world of the circus on Willy-Brandt-Platz in Hürth. Around 500 spectators experienced a fantastic winter show that relied on touching family stories and breathtaking acrobatics. "We have a completely new program with artists from all over the world," said Clown Antonio Casselly, who gave the guests an emotional experience together with his colleagues. The show, which runs until January 3., also illuminates the painful loss of the family of the family Jonny Casselly Senior, whose memory plays a central role in the performance. His grandchild Luis recalled him at the start and kidnapped the audience on an emotional dream trip full of colorful colors and fascinating performances.

a festival of talent

The variety of performances caused amazement and enthusiasm. From acrobatic masterpieces to clowns, which shone through their humorous appearances, to dangerous stunts that let the breath stalled, the show offered fireworks. The Kenya boys presented impressive human pyramids, while Alexia Casselly celebrated aerial acrobatics at dizzying heights. The death wheel of the Ortiz Group from Colombia also caused thrills when two artists balanced their eyes there.

Visitors can also be happy to visit the circus tent an hour before the show began at the circus's own Christmas market. The entire event not only offers a show of talented artists, but also the opportunity to spend time with the actors. On the fourth Sunday of Advent, the circus organizes an ecumenical service in the tent to offer all spectators a contemplative atmosphere. Tickets are available by phone and on site, which makes the circus a popular destination for families and friends. As the Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger has reported since the beginning of the winter performance focused on offering an unforgettable time for an audience and making circus life tangible even in the cold winter months.