Moscow State Circus

The Great Moscow State Circus operates in a round structure with a capacity of 3,400 seats and contains five arenas beneath the main stage.

The circus building opened its doors in 1971 and became part of the Soviet Union's extensive network of state-supported circus venues.

Professional performers at the Moscow State Circus train extensively at specialized institutions, mastering acrobatics, juggling, aerial acts, and traditional circus disciplines.

The circus presents nine performances weekly, offering varied shows that incorporate classical music, advanced lighting systems, and multiple stage configurations.

Five interchangeable rings under the main arena allow rapid transformations between water performances, ice skating shows, and traditional circus acts.

Location: Gagarinsky District

Inception: 1971

Website: https://greatcircus.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.69444,37.53972

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:47