Now Casting: Disneyland Paris, Cirque du Soleil, Cruise Ship Contracts and More
CircusTalk, the career marketplace for circus and the performing arts, provides you the full spectrum of career development, from career advice and networking to job opportunities. Today we come to you with four fresh casting calls from our Job Board. Performers looking for work need look no further!
DISNEYLAND PARIS is casting for their production of The Lion King. The company is looking for female and male acrobats and gymnasts from all ethnicities who are able to perform on specific show apparatus (straps, aerial spiral, articulated mast etc.). The profiles require an artist in solid physical condition, with a good sense of direction and spatial cognition, musicality, and strong performance skills. Go to the CircusTalk Job Board for a detailed casting breakdown and application.
THE PEEL ENTERTAINMENT GROUP is looking for ground acts for a cruise contract commencing June 2022, with primary disciplines in:
Secondary disciplines/skills are welcome.
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CIRQUE DU SOLEIL CASTING is looking for a German wheel artist in Alegria starting mid-September!
CIRCUS AMOK, a queer, political, outdoor circus theater, is seeking 2-3 ground discipline performers for 1-3 shows in New York City in August 2022. They are looking for circus performers, dancers, and physical theater folks; jugglers, clowns, acrobats, and the like. Queer and BIPOC performers especially are encouraged to reach out. To apply, go to the CircusTalk Job Board.
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