The circus returns to Cowra

This circus promises an exhilarating experience for audiences of all ages.

Warren Brophy, a lifelong performer with the Brophy Circus, expressed his enthusiasm about the upcoming shows and shared insights into his life in the circus.

"It's been a long time since we've returned," Mr Brophy said.

"However, many shows haven't performed for quite a while, and we've just started touring again this year.

The circus is set to feature a variety of awe-inspiring acts, including their most famous and adrenaline-pumping performances.

"The biggest acts we'll be bringing to Cowra are our Wheel of Death and our Globe of Death," Mr Brophy said.

These acts are sure to have audiences on the edge of their seats.

"Audiences love acts like the Wheel and Globe of Death for the adrenaline," he said.

"People love that something might go wrong, but it doesn't.

"Watching somebody else do something that doesn't seem possible has people on the edge of their seats when they watch."

In addition to these stunts, the show will also include traditional circus elements.

"We'll also have those traditional circus elements coming," Mr Brophy said.

"There'll be clowns, jugglers, balancing acts, hula hoops, beautiful aerialists, and trapeze artists."

The two-hour show, including an intermission, is designed to be a family-oriented event, offering something for everyone.

"It's a very family-orientated show, and it's for everyone," Mr Brophy said.

The front doors will open 30 minutes before each performance, allowing attendees to settle in before the show begins.

Tickets can be purchased on the official website of Brophy's Circus.

Mr Brophy also shared his joy about returning to the road and performing in different towns.

"It's nice to get back out there, performing in different towns," he said, reflecting the spirit and dedication that has kept Brophy's Circus a beloved institution for many years.