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Roll up, roll up!  The kids will love this extravaganza.  If you  grew up in the west, you should be familiar with the variety of performers  in this circus: clowns, acrobats, a big-cat tamer, a magician, a strongman. What is new to me - a frequent circus-goer two to three decades ago in Britain - are the  canine footballers.  Teams of four dogs jump for balloons  and try to nuzzle them past doggie goalkeepers. The kids - and several adults - in the packed auditorium went wild over this feat.  Another act featured a white Siberian tiger.

The most striking feats are saved till the end:  well-choreographed  aerial acrobatics.

Catch the circus in Wan Chai's Southorn Playground until Dec 28. After that it  plays in seven other locations until mid-June. Check www.moscowcircus.com.hk for performance details and ticket reservation or call 8201 3366. Tickets are also available from Urbtix and  HK Ticketing outlets.



Moscow Circus