In this thrilling episode of Dripping Creativity, host Chris Corvan takes us on a wild journey into the mesmerizing world of Paranormal Cirque, a cabaret experience that blends horror, acrobatics, and dark comedy. Joining Chris is the captivating Sandra, a sword swallower and one of the extraordinary performers behind this unique show. Together, they peel back the layers of this theatrical spectacle that promises to leave audiences spellbound.
Sandra shares her insights into the artistry and adrenaline that fuel Paranormal Cirque, discussing how this year's iteration leans deeper into horror while showcasing an array of jaw-dropping performances. Listeners will learn about the creative process behind the scenes, the camaraderie among the performers, and the challenges of adapting to audience reactions. With tales of unexpected surprises and the thrill of live performance, Sandra gives us a glimpse into the heart of a production that dares to push boundaries.
As the conversation unfolds, Chris and Sandra delve into the importance of transparency with audiences, the artistic freedom of performers, and the exhilarating vibe that makes this traveling circus a must-see. Whether you're a horror aficionado or simply curious about the unconventional, this episode offers an enticing look at a show that promises to be anything but ordinary.
🎧 Music by Gridlazer
🌐 Find out more about Paranormal Cirque at: https://www.paranormalcirque.com/
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00:00 - This week's Dripping Creativity podcast features Paranormal Cirque
00:55 - Zilla is the amazing Zilla working with paranormal Circus
02:06 - Paranormal Circ 4 is the fourth iteration of this show
03:12 - How far in advance do you plan a tour like this
06:03 - How much time prepping do you guys start preparing for the show
08:08 - Having to adapt to changes on the Fly makes things way less stressful
09:14 - So going into it, was there the family vibe right away
10:19 - Is there any part of the show that still gives you chill in awe
11:36 - How much creative freedom do the performers have with the show structure
12:44 - There's a lot of blood, guts, and aspect along with circus arts
15:20 - Some people think that we are a cult; others think we're just traveling circus
16:43 - Has there been any weird or unexpected audience reactions to your work
17:33 - The show is more cabaret than burlesque
