Tickets to Great Canadian Circus

Closes 11 December 2015

Tickets to Great Canadian Circus Competition

For the first time ever The Great Canadian Circus brings their unique dare devil show to Birmingham with a limited number of Christmas performances.

Peter Pavlov at only sixteen is the youngest Globe of Death rider in the world & stared on this years Britain's Got Talent & on a CBBC Documentary ‘Peters Circus’. The Pavlov family who run the world renowned Canadian Circus are serious players in the entertainment industry & are bringing their unique dare devil Circus to Birmingham for the very first time for a limited Christmas season only at Star City.

Peter, says ‘Motorbikes will always be my passion, I began performing when I was seven but my Dad bought me my fist bike when I was about three’. His Mum Tanya added ‘ Its funny, whoever he meets, even if its Ant & Dec, he’s just himself, it's as though it goes straight over his head, he just wants to ride & perform’.

The Globe of Death is recognised as the Worlds most dangerous circus act with eight motorcyclists including Peter Pavlov speeding around inside a steel cage at over 60mph.

Peter is joined by his sister Amelia who performs a ariel rope act thirty feet into the roof of the big top & a whole host of brilliant circus acts from all over the world, featuring everything a traditional circus has to offer, with spectacular thrilling stunt action, the fantastic Canadian wild west troupe, hysterically funny clowns, jugglers, balancing acts and a whole lot more. A show that will wow audiences of all ages. 

The Great Canadian Circus is taking place at Star City, Birmingham from Thursday 17 Dec - Sunday 3 January.

What's On have teamed up with the organisers and have five pairs of tickets to give away. Click here for more information. 

Competition closes on Friday 11 December.

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How old is the youngest Globe of Death rider in the world?

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