The circus is back in town, but this circus can be a little scary, even a little racy, yet people can still expect some high-flying acrobatics and other spectacular acts if they dare to go to Paranormal Cirque II.
The traveling horror-themed show comes to Hemet from Friday, March 7 through Monday, March 10, then it’s off to Torrance (March 14-17) and Woodland Hills (March 21-24) with a cast of acrobats, zombies, monsters and other talented creatures performing all sorts of acts.
“We have performers on trampolines doing all kinds of amazing flips, all kinds of cool acrobatics, dancers, zombies running through the audience,” said Steve Copeland, one of the performers who make up Paranormal Cirque.
The show is a mix of a traditional circus, theatre, cabaret with comedy and a European-style flare all mixed under a horror theme.
Paranormal Cirque II comes to Hemet March 7-10, Torrance March 14-17, and Woodland Hills March 21-24 with a cast of acrobats, zombies, monsters and other talented creatures performing all sorts of acts. (Photo courtesy Paranormal Cirque II)“There’s a huge audience for this type of show because there are people who want to celebrate Halloween all year long and you can do that at our show,” he said.
For this circus however no one under the age of 13 is permitted and minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult since there is bad language and some sexual humor, Copeland said. And the experience begins even before the show starts with a scare-zone created in a tent for those who dare to arrive early.
“In addition to getting two hours of Vegas style entertainment you also get a scary haunt attraction,” Copeland said.
Paranormal Cirque II comes to Hemet March 7-10, Torrance March 14-17, and Woodland Hills March 21-24 with a cast of acrobats, zombies, monsters and other talented creatures performing all sorts of acts. (Photo courtesy Paranormal Cirque II)That means people will need to be on the lookout for creatures in the pre-show tent roaming around terrorizing guests. Once inside, the circus begins with a seance as a fortune teller, played by Copeland, gets possessed by a demon.
“And then all hell breaks loose,” he said.
Paranormal Cirque II
Where: The circus comes to Hemet Walmart at 739 West Florida Ave., March 7-10; Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance at 3525 W. Carson St., March 14-17; and Pierce College at 6201 Winnetka Ave., in Woodland Hills, March 21-24.
Information: paranormalcirque.com
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