'The Greatest Show on Earth' is making a comeback. The Manatee County-based Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus will debut its new show next year — without animal acts.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is making a comeback, but it will look a lot different this time around. Campaigns by animal rights groups had a lot to do with its demise a few years ago. Now, they are looking to return without the animals.Feld Entertainment, which is based in
Where before, the circus had always made animals the star of the show, the company says its performers will be taking center stage as part of the big top comeback. The 360-degree show will incorporate new technology to make the performances an interactive experience for each audience, the circus said.‘The Greatest Show on Earth’ could be coming back - with one big change
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