CIRCUS Starr will be heading to Warrington in September during an autumn tour supporting Claire House Children’s Hospice.
The circus hopes to raise thousands of pounds for charities through the advance sales of tickets to businesses.
Tickets can then be donated to community groups which otherwise would not get the chance to enjoy the fun of the circus.
Last year £1,216,159 worth of tickets were donated to UK communities.
Neville Wilson, Circus Starr director said: “We are convinced this year will be a resounding success.”
Audiences can enjoy springboard acrobats, aerialists from Kazakhstan and Trio Serik, who will hang from straps high in big top.
Circus Starr will take place on Church Street car boot site with two shows at 4.45pm and 7pm on September 26.
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