Glenn Close goes to the big top;
Guest Ringermaster at Big Apple Circus
Glenn Close-Credits: (Getty Photo).Jodi Jill, National Celebrity Headlines Examiner
From: www.examiner.com
December 17, 2011
Glenn Close had to deal with a circus atmosphere on Saturday, but it was for a good reason. The actress was at Damrosch Park in Lincoln Center for a special reason as she was honored as guest ringmaster of the Big Apple Circus. Standing under the big top and wearing a top hat along with a ringmaster coat, the moment to introduce the acts was left for Glenn Close and her husband Dude who stood in the main ring.
According to the Big Apple Circus, the acts seen at the venue come together that cover traditional circuses and more comtemporary shows. From jugglers to clowns, there were performances given by people. Of course there were animals to see as well as spirited horses, playful dogs, and a porcupine are all part of the show. The performance also included trapeze flyers that dare the sky to amazing the fans.
Performing in the New York City area for two and a half months, the Big Apple Circus has many fans in the New York City area. Sharing the joy of the circus experience with the youngsters, the parents come from around the region to enjoy a moment under the big top. With Glenn Close leading the show it was an added benefit.
According to the Big Apple Circus, the acts seen at the venue come together that cover traditional circuses and more comtemporary shows. From jugglers to clowns, there were performances given by people. Of course there were animals to see as well as spirited horses, playful dogs, and a porcupine are all part of the show. The performance also included trapeze flyers that dare the sky to amazing the fans.
Performing in the New York City area for two and a half months, the Big Apple Circus has many fans in the New York City area. Sharing the joy of the circus experience with the youngsters, the parents come from around the region to enjoy a moment under the big top. With Glenn Close leading the show it was an added benefit.
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