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Sep 28, 2018 News
The Mexican Suarez Brothers Circus will make an appearance in Guyana this weekend after a 13 year hiatus.
The circus aims to stir up much excitement with breathtaking performances that has caused them to be so well known. The first show will be today at D’Urban Park, and is expected to continue for three to five weeks.
Acts will feature performers from various parts of the world, with show times being Monday to Friday 7:30 pm, Saturdays and Public Holidays 5:00pm – and 7:30 pm and Sundays-2:00pm, 5:00pm and 7:30pm.
Tickets will be sold according to preference. The bleachers tickets cost $1500 for children and $2300 for adults while tickets for the middle section will cost $2000 for children and $3500 for adults.
The VIP section will cost $3500 for children and $4700 for adults.
Magicians, clowns, and the famous tightrope walkers will be there as they offer oddities and humour-based acts. The Suarez Brothers’ Circus promises patrons an opportunity of a lifetime.
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