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Winner of the 2025 Philly Fringie award for Circus
Join us as we travel from the moon, navigate the tides, and find ourselves in an inspirational landscape full of mysterious, unusual creatures. This cabaret style show intertwines spoken word with circus acts including fire dancers, object manipulation, and aerial performance.
This story is about a dream you may have had. One where you have fallen softly out of the arms of something familiar and into uncharted waters. We’ve all felt a little lost before, but as we dive deeper we start to notice the experiences we create bring us closer to finding our way. The current that pulls us in one direction ultimately gives us the courage we need to float onward. When you're out at sea, there is no real path- just the moon to guide you and the light that soon follows. We’ll be tempted by song and feel forced by our desires, but when the full moon comes all we feel is our soul’s fire.
All ages are welcome. Due to the use of fire effects, audience members are expected to remain seated for the duration of the show.
For more information visit https://skylark-circus.com/lunarium/
847 N. Franklin St
General Admission: $30
847 N. Franklin St
General Admission: $30
Autumn Cornell is an award-winning interdisciplinary artist, performer, and educator. Her work explores the relationships between material exploration and embodiment practice, using circles as her medium. The goal of her work is to inspire viewers through performative play, visual storytelling, and material exploration. She holds a BFA from Pacific Northwest College of art in Painting & Drawing and has been practicing circus and flow arts since 2011.
Hannah Pinkos is a lifelong performer who fell in love with the stage after starring in her third grade musical. She began practicing circus arts in 2012, looking for a new creative outlet to restore balance in her life after beginning to pursue a career in software development. She strives to radiate the joy she’s found in movement arts both through instruction and performance.
Autumn and Hannah are thrilled to bring their award winning production, Lunarium, back to the Philly Fringe festival. They are thankful for the support of the community and can’t wait to share their new vision for Lunarium this year.
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This event does not require masks to be worn