The Circus of Horrors makes several appearances round the region in coming months.
The last couple of years has seen the show’s profile raised after making the finals of Britain's Got Talent and appearances on subsequent TV shows.
Combined with the release of the Dr Haze autobiography Mud Blood & Glitter, penned by the production’s showman creator, more TV appearances are planned, along with a Discovery Channel special.
Meantime their latest incarnation London after Midnight, inspired by the film of the same name, is on a 100-date tour.
It’s all wrapped around Circus of Horrors’ bizarre circus acts with sword swallowers, knife throwers, daredevil balancing acts, aerialists, a dwarf strong man, a hair-hanging beauty, sinister sisters, gyrating acrobats and a dislocating contortionist you won’t forget in a hurry.