Category:Artists and Acts - Revision history

Djando: Replaced content with "An index of Arists and Acts featured on '''Circopedia'''."

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Replaced content with "An index of Arists and Acts featured on '''Circopedia'''."

Djando at 02:21, 7 July 2011

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	An index of Arists and Acts featured on '''Circopedia'''.		An index of Arists and Acts featured on '''Circopedia'''.
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−	Dora Rogge was born in October 1933 in Germany to a well-known circus family; her grandmother was Leopoldine Lange (1873-1956), and her cousins were the celebrated Mascotts sisters. Dora began performing in the ring at age six with her sisters, Gerda and Vera. In time, the three Rogge Sisters developed a rolling globe act in which they ascended narrow inclined ramps to reach a set of elevated platforms. It eventually became one of Europe’s most celebrated numbers of the genre: The Rogge Sisters had revived a specialty that had not been seen for a long time in the circus—and their act was subsequently widely copied by other artistes. ([[Rogana\|more...]])

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-[[Image:Crystalle_Cryzta.jpg|thumb|60px|right]]Cryzta Bobbe (Crystalle) was born in Hildesheim, southwest of Hanover, in north Germany. Her family was not involved in showbusiness, but there was an obvious artistic and creative streak on her mother side. Her father was an architect, her older sister went on to teach anthroposophy, her  younger sister became an artist and costume designer, and her brother, a scientist: An interesting family mix. Cryzta began training in gymnastics at age four, and at age nine, she started taking ballet classes. She thought her first ballet teacher, Gabriella Hogendorf, was by far the most beautiful woman in town—and she still wonders if this was because of her looks or the grace of her movements. But she was a major influence in the future Crystalle's sense of aesthetics. ... ([[Crystalle|more...]])
+Dora Rogge was born in October 1933 in Germany to a well-known circus family; her grandmother was Leopoldine Lange (1873-1956), and her cousins were the celebrated Mascotts sisters. Dora began performing in the ring at age six with her sisters, Gerda and Vera. In time, the three Rogge Sisters developed a rolling globe act in which they ascended narrow inclined ramps to reach a set of elevated platforms. It eventually became one of Europe’s most celebrated numbers of the genre: The Rogge Sisters had revived a specialty that had not been seen for a long time in the circus—and their act was subsequently widely copied by other artistes. ([[Rogana|more...]])

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−	[[Image:Crystalle_Cryzta.jpg\|thumb\|~~80px~~\|right]]Cryzta Bobbe (Crystalle) was born in Hildesheim, southwest of Hanover, in north Germany. Her family was not involved in showbusiness, but there was an obvious artistic and creative streak on her mother side. Her father was an architect, her older sister went on to teach anthroposophy, her  younger sister became an artist and costume designer, and her brother, a scientist: An interesting family mix. Cryzta began training in gymnastics at age four, and at age nine, she started taking ballet classes. She thought her first ballet teacher, Gabriella Hogendorf, was by far the most beautiful woman in town—and she still wonders if this was because of her looks or the grace of her movements. But she was a major influence in the future Crystalle's sense of aesthetics. ... ([[Crystalle\|more...]])	+	[[Image:Crystalle_Cryzta.jpg\|thumb\|60px\|right]]Cryzta Bobbe (Crystalle) was born in Hildesheim, southwest of Hanover, in north Germany. Her family was not involved in showbusiness, but there was an obvious artistic and creative streak on her mother side. Her father was an architect, her older sister went on to teach anthroposophy, her  younger sister became an artist and costume designer, and her brother, a scientist: An interesting family mix. Cryzta began training in gymnastics at age four, and at age nine, she started taking ballet classes. She thought her first ballet teacher, Gabriella Hogendorf, was by far the most beautiful woman in town—and she still wonders if this was because of her looks or the grace of her movements. But she was a major influence in the future Crystalle's sense of aesthetics. ... ([[Crystalle\|more...]])

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−	[[Image:Crystalle_Cryzta.jpg\|thumb\|~~100px~~\|right]]Cryzta Bobbe (Crystalle) was born in Hildesheim, southwest of Hanover, in north Germany. Her family was not involved in showbusiness, but there was an obvious artistic and creative streak on her mother side. Her father was an architect, her older sister went on to teach anthroposophy, her  younger sister became an artist and costume designer, and her brother, a scientist: An interesting family mix. Cryzta began training in gymnastics at age four, and at age nine, she started taking ballet classes. She thought her first ballet teacher, Gabriella Hogendorf, was by far the most beautiful woman in town—and she still wonders if this was because of her looks or the grace of her movements. But she was a major influence in the future Crystalle's sense of aesthetics. ... ([[Crystalle\|more...]])	+	[[Image:Crystalle_Cryzta.jpg\|thumb\|80px\|right]]Cryzta Bobbe (Crystalle) was born in Hildesheim, southwest of Hanover, in north Germany. Her family was not involved in showbusiness, but there was an obvious artistic and creative streak on her mother side. Her father was an architect, her older sister went on to teach anthroposophy, her  younger sister became an artist and costume designer, and her brother, a scientist: An interesting family mix. Cryzta began training in gymnastics at age four, and at age nine, she started taking ballet classes. She thought her first ballet teacher, Gabriella Hogendorf, was by far the most beautiful woman in town—and she still wonders if this was because of her looks or the grace of her movements. But she was a major influence in the future Crystalle's sense of aesthetics. ... ([[Crystalle\|more...]])

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−	Cryzta Bobbe (Crystalle) was born in Hildesheim, southwest of Hanover, in north Germany. Her family was not involved in showbusiness, but there was an obvious artistic and creative streak on her mother side. Her father was an architect, her older sister went on to teach anthroposophy, her  younger sister became an artist and costume designer, and her brother, a scientist: An interesting family mix. Cryzta began training in gymnastics at age four, and at age nine, she started taking ballet classes. She thought her first ballet teacher, Gabriella Hogendorf, was by far the most beautiful woman in town—and she still wonders if this was because of her looks or the grace of her movements. But she was a major influence in the future Crystalle's sense of aesthetics. ... ([[Crystalle\|more...]])	+	[[Image:Crystalle_Cryzta.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|right]]Cryzta Bobbe (Crystalle) was born in Hildesheim, southwest of Hanover, in north Germany. Her family was not involved in showbusiness, but there was an obvious artistic and creative streak on her mother side. Her father was an architect, her older sister went on to teach anthroposophy, her  younger sister became an artist and costume designer, and her brother, a scientist: An interesting family mix. Cryzta began training in gymnastics at age four, and at age nine, she started taking ballet classes. She thought her first ballet teacher, Gabriella Hogendorf, was by far the most beautiful woman in town—and she still wonders if this was because of her looks or the grace of her movements. But she was a major influence in the future Crystalle's sense of aesthetics. ... ([[Crystalle\|more...]])

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-Collin Eschenburg and Matthias Fisher were born in East-Berlin, at the time Germany was split between the Federal Repulic of Germany (West Germany) and the German Democratic Republic (East Germany). When they were 15 and 19 respectively, Collin and Matthias enrolled in Berlin's State Circus School. There, they were trained in all basic circus disciplines, including acrobatics, juggling, ballet, and trapeze. After graduation in 1986, they embarked on a two-year tour of the USSR with the East-German Circus Busch-Berlin, and they used that time to develop their comedy routines. Back in their homeland, the Collins Brothers appeared with their comedy acts in various variete theaters and television shows. Then, in 1990, they suddenly found themselves in a wall-free Berlin, and in a country where West and East didn't mean anything anymore... ([[Collins Brothers|more...]])
+Cowboys come from America. Vince comes from England. But it was an authentic Wild West star, Tex McLeod, who first put a lasso into Vince’s hand. And it was Vince’s father, an inventor, who taught him how to use it: At twelve, while his friends were delivering newspapers, Vince was already performing! At sixteen, Vince Bruce’s name was well known in circuses throughout France and England. His long and slender silhouette eventually led him to incarnate the French cartoon hero, Lucky Luke, in Jean Richard’s western-themed amusement park, La Vallée des Peaux-Rouges. Then, at nineteen, Vince ran away from the circus and hit the international nightclub and variety circuit... ([[Vince Bruce|more...]])

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	===ANTOSCHKA===		===ANTOSCHKA===

−	~~[[Image:Antoschka.jpg\|thumb\|right\|50px]]~~Born December 5, 1954 in South Western Siberia, Russia, Ekaterina Mikhailovna Mozhaeva dreamed as a child of becoming a ballet dancer. Unfortunately, a long childhood illness thwarted her aspirations—since ballet, if one wants to succeed in Russia, is a discipline for which training starts at an early age. Still, she wanted to perform, and when she recovered, friends suggested that she try the circus. So, Ekaterina went to train at the Circus’s Studio at Kemerovo, a Siberian city in the region of Novosibirsk. There, she learned a variety of circus disciplines, and partnered with another student, Anatoly Evgenevich Lotishev (b. March 10, 1949), to create an acrobatic clown duet under the name of Anton & Antoshka (spelled "Antoschka" in German). They began performing together in 1973 in Novosibirsk. ... ([[Antoschka\|more...]])	+	Born December 5, 1954 in South Western Siberia, Russia, Ekaterina Mikhailovna Mozhaeva dreamed as a child of becoming a ballet dancer. Unfortunately, a long childhood illness thwarted her aspirations—since ballet, if one wants to succeed in Russia, is a discipline for which training starts at an early age. Still, she wanted to perform, and when she recovered, friends suggested that she try the circus. So, Ekaterina went to train at the Circus’s Studio at Kemerovo, a Siberian city in the region of Novosibirsk. There, she learned a variety of circus disciplines, and partnered with another student, Anatoly Evgenevich Lotishev (b. March 10, 1949), to create an acrobatic clown duet under the name of Anton & Antoshka (spelled "Antoschka" in German). They began performing together in 1973 in Novosibirsk. ... ([[Antoschka\|more...]])