How to Join a Circus

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Join a Circus

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  1. Circus School

    • Listed below are some of the more famous circus schools, camps and classes offered in the United States. If none of these schools is located in your vicinity, check out your local community college to see if they offer classes in circus arts.

      San Francisco School of Circus Arts, San Francisco, California. (415) 759-8123; info@circuscenter.org

      Dell'Arte School of Physical Theatre, Blue Lake, California. (707) 668-5663; info@dellarte.com

      The Ballet Academy of Warrenton (Acrobatics), Warrenton, Virginia. (540) 347-4011; Linda@ballet-academy.com

      Horizon's Circus Camp, Atlanta, Georgia. (404) 370-0001; wizofodd@randomc.com

      Flying High Circus at Florida State University, Tallahassee. (850) 644-4874; circus@admin.fsu.edu

      Pricilla Mooseburger Originals, Maple Lake, Minnesota. (320) 963-6277; info@mooseburger.com

      The Celebration Barn Theater, South Paris, Maine. (207) 743-8452; info@celebrationbarn.com

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