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Tightrope walking, also
called funambulism, is the
skill of
walking along a thin wire or rope. It has a long
tradition in
various countries and is commonly...
- In 1880 the
impresario Thomas Price, part of the
English family of
equilibrist clowns, the
Price Brothers obtained permissions to
construct a permanent...
- Look up
equilibrist, funambulist, high-wire,
highwire walker, or
tightrope walker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tightrope walking is the art of...
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incompatibility (help) Buffington, Robert, The
Equilibrist: A
Study of John
Crowe Ransom's Poems,1916-1963,
Vanderbilt University...
- 1965,
Varley joined the
Moscow Tsvetnoy Boulevard Circus troupe as an
equilibrist. In 1965, in
Odessa where the
troupe was on tour,
Varley met
Soviet clown...
- Self-Portrait with
radiator (Ed. Gallimard, 1997) Jay (Ed. Gallimard, 1998) The
Equilibrist (Ed. Weather, 1998) The mere
presence (Ed. Weather, 1999) Self-Portrait...
- was formed. It is
headed by
Leonid Kostyuk, a
former circus artist and
equilibrist. The
former organiser of
circuses in
Soviet Russia was
Soyuz Gost-Cirk...
- dog who
pulls their mobile home forth,
Gustave a
white cat who is an
equilibrist and
Gougoui the mouse, who
tames butterflies. Patakes: A duck who works...
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different nations took part in the festival,
including dancers, clowns,
equilibrists,
jugglers and
other original performers. Additionally, the town hosts...
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under her
stage name
Madame Stuart (died
after 1774), was a dancer,
equilibrist,
singer and
musician active in Norway. She pla**** an
important part in...
