Aylmers Circus brings new family show to Stroud stage

Aylmers Circus’ brand-new show, Making a Scene, will be returning to the Cotswold Playhouse in Stroud <i>(Image: supplied)</i>
Aylmers Circus’ brand-new show, Making a Scene, will be returning to the Cotswold Playhouse in Stroud (Image: supplied)
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AYLMERS Circus is set to launch its brand-new show, Making a Scene, starring Nancy Trotter Landry.

The tour kicks off in Stroud, running from June 26 to June 28, before moving to Chipping Norton on July 4, and finally to Bristol on July 5.

The show blends acrobatics with storytelling, musical numbers and plenty of audience participation.

Joining Nancy Trotter Landry, is Ben Kaufman, with LED hula hooping, hand balancing and comedic chaos; Duo Abyssinia, with their high-speed, precision roller skating act; Ciaran Innes with his Rola Bola and juggling acts following his appearance on Britain's Got Talent; and Becca Plume with her lollipop and pole performances.

The show is led by Kayleigh Stevens-Keatley.

Founded in 2024 by Harvey Aylmer, Aylmers Circus combines theatre and circus.

Mr Aylmer began his circus journey at the age of 10, raising money for charity by transforming his garden into a circus.

He has since worked with Giffords Circus and Cirque du Soleil.

Tickets for the show, suitable for all ages, are priced at £21 for adults and £15 for under 16s, with family tickets available for £55.

Visit the Aylmers Circus website for details.

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