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Finding Joy

Rebel Arts Movement

Details

Categories: Circus

Dates: September 7, 2024 - September 19, 2024

Run Time: 45 mins

Venue: Christ Church Neighborhood House

Overview

“Finding Joy” is a groundbreaking and heartwarming circus show that transports audiences to a mesmerizing world where joy, love, and celebration abound for Black and Queer individuals. This vibrant and inclusive performance weaves together breathtaking acrobatics, evocative storytelling, and powerful visual artistry to create an unforgettable experience that both entertains and uplifts.

“Finding Joy” is more than just a circus show; it is a powerful statement on the importance of representation, inclusion, and the universal human desire for joy. It challenges societal norms and prejudices, offering a vision of a world where Black and Queer individuals can live openly and proudly. Through its breathtaking performances and heartfelt narrative, the show inspires audiences to embrace diversity, practice empathy, and celebrate the beauty of every individual.

“Finding Joy” is a celebration of life, love, and the unbreakable spirit of those who dare to dream. It is a testament to the transformative power of the arts and the enduring strength of the human spirit. This circus show is not just an evening of entertainment; it is an experience that will leave you uplifted, inspired, and filled with a renewed sense of hope and joy.

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About the Artist

Alyssa Bigbee is an aerialist devoted to creating productions that encourage healing through entertainment. Based in Philly, she runs a studio in Kensington called "Rebel Arts Movement" empowering Black & Brown youth to pursue circus classes and hopes to continue to produce more circus artist of color through her company "The Rebellion".
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