Two Gather
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Watch on YouTube insteadWith humour, emotion and circus artistry, the show TWO GATHER explores various aspects of human interaction. The two performers, Daniela and Jakob, invite the audience to join them in enjoying the fantastic world of the circus.
Who's performing
Daniela Maier
Daniela Maier has a background in rhythmic gymnastics and completed her bachelor’s degree at the Academy of Circus and Performance Art in the Netherlands. Performing hula hooping, contortion, handstands and aerial acrobatics, she has appeared at venues including the Awaji Art Circus in Japan, on MSC cruises and at Tollwood.
Highlights
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