Showing posts with label Cirque du Vulgar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cirque du Vulgar. Show all posts

Monday, 8 April 2019

Cirque du Vulgar

Those naughty performers from Cirque du Vulgar are at it again, this time at Orford, an historic and pretty Suffolk coastal village.

"The risque, strictly over 18s show will feature mind-bending pole dancing, a high-flying dominatrix, scantily clad hula hoop artists and upside down 'hunks in trunks' among many other acts where 'nudity and naughtiness are the order of the day", according to their publicity and the Warrington Guardian.

I first spotted them a couple of years back, they included spanking references in their publicity at that time and may still do for all I know, but with or without it they would be a colourful spectacle. They apparently sold out at their Warrington Manchester show recently, I wonder how the residents of Orford and surrounding area will respond. I suspect they might not be as liberal minded as those of Manchester.




Have a good week.

Ronnie
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Friday, 19 October 2018

Cirque du Vulgar

"Nudity and naughtiness where a dominatrix has replaced the ringmaaster and not a clown in sight are the order of the day." Well that's what they say in the article which the Daily Mirror published.



We had a circus just outside of town a few weeks ago, we didn't go but heard a few comments from friends with young families, not good ones in the main and apparently it wasn't very well attended. It was held in a local farmer's field, it looked professional enough and even though there was no mains power, they were using huge generators. Anyway to cut it short, I saw this article in the Mirror thanks to google, and thought 'Ah, that looks like my kind of circus'. They have been performing in the south-west, Cornwall and Somerset earlier this year, so I'm wondering if that's it or if they will come up country, Birmingham or near would suit me. 


I told P about it, he wasn't really interested, then I sent him a picture. That changed his tune. He said could be interesting and if they come to the Midlands we'll go but only if reviews are good. It's certainly not one for families, he quipped. "And I bet they'll fill out better than that circus we had locally a while back," he said.


Have a fun weekend.

Ronnie
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