Christmas between laughter and wonder

The Christmas magic continues in Beauvais ! This Thursday, December 26, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.Place Jeanne-Hachette will host “Cirkus Parade”, a poetic and flamboyant show mixing humor, feats and music. Immerse yourself in this magical universe designed for young and old.

An explosive mix of acrobatics, fire and bursts of laughter

“I have never seen such clumsy waders… and yet so fascinating!” exclaims Julie, a spectator won over by the preview of “Cirkus Parade”. This unique show, which combines acrobatic feats, melodious fanfares and offbeat characters, sets the tone for this unforgettable evening planned for Thursday, December 26, during the “Christmas Fairies”, on Place Jeanne-Hachette in Beauvais.

For three hours, the public will be immersed in an enchanted parenthesis halfway between contemporary circus and a dreamlike universe. Between absurd humor and dazzling poetry, “Cirkus Parade” promises to leave its mark.

A colorful program

At the heart of the show, performances that go off the beaten track: two inexperienced — but terribly endearing — stilt walkers attempt feats that are sometimes magnificent, sometimes catastrophic. A dreamy acrobat searches for the moon, supported as best she can by these same stilt walkers. The tension rises with a juggler who could not be more grumpy and a fire eater who is somewhat… tipsy. But don't worry: good humor is ensured by a joyful fanfare which leads the crowd into a wild dance.

As comical as they are spectacular, these numbers follow one another fluidly, carried by a deliciously offbeat staging and catchy music played live. The children laugh out loud, the adults quickly get caught up in the artists' contagious energy.

A good reason to extend the magic of Christmas

As part of the “Christmas Fairies”, this free show is a great way to bring families and friends together between two holiday feasts. It's not just about entertaining: “Cirkus Parade” carries a message about the importance of dreaming, playing and sharing. “We want everyone to leave a little lighter, with stars in their eyes,” confides Anna, director of the troupe.

This type of spectacle also has a unique dimension for the inhabitants of Beauvais. Mixing Christmas traditions and circus art, “Cirkus Parade” fits perfectly into the spirit of the end-of-year celebrations by bringing a touch of wonder and lightness that the Picardy capital badly needs.

What if the moon was accessible?

As the lights go out and the audience gradually returns to their homes, one question will linger: has the acrobat finally reached the moon? The answer doesn't matter, because the main thing will remain this magical and shared moment, where young and old will have explored together a universe as absurd as it is wonderful.

Don't miss this meeting: “Circus Parade” is not just a spectacle, it is an incentive to marvel, to dream loud and clear.