Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain - Revision history

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 File:Festival_Cirque_de_Demain_-_Ringmasters.jpg|Ringmasters' reunion at the 19th Festival. Dominique Mauclair stands in the center, in  blue ringmaster costume (1996)
 File:Festival_du_Cirque_de_Demain_1977.jpg|Program Cover for the 20th Festival (1997)
-File:Paris_Festival_2004.jpeg|Program Cover for the 25th Festival (2004)
+File:Cirque_de_Demain_2004.jpeg|Program Cover for the 25th Festival (2004)
 File:Jansson,_Vintilova,_Panova_(2014).jpg|Swinging Trapeze Gold Medal winners Uuve Jansson (2011), Darya Vintilova (2006), and Elena Panova (1987) at the 35th Festival (2014)
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 File:Festival_Cirque_de_Demain_1987.jpg|Program Cover for the 10th Festival (1987)
 File:Festival_Cirque_de_Demain_-_Ringmasters.jpg|Ringmasters' reunion at the 19th Festival. Dominique Mauclair stands in the center, in  blue ringmaster costume (1996)
-File:Festival_du_Cirque_de_Demain_1977.jpg|Proigram Cover for the 20th Festival (1997)
+File:Festival_du_Cirque_de_Demain_1977.jpg|Program Cover for the 20th Festival (1997)
 File:Jansson,_Vintilova,_Panova_(2014).jpg|Swinging Trapeze Gold Medal winners Uuve Jansson (2011), Darya Vintilova (2006), and Elena Panova (1987) at the 35th Festival (2014)
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 [[File:Jansson,_Vintilova,_Panova_(2014).jpg|thumb|left|400px|Former Gold Medal winners Uuve Jansson, Darya Vintilova, and Elena Panova at the 35th Festival in 2014]]In 1988, the Festival returned to the Cirque d'Hiver-Bouglione. It would be its annual home until 2006, the year Dominique Mauclair, who had produced the festival since its inception and had been all these years an outstanding discoverer of new talents, decided to retire. The festival had became autonomous in 1982, under the umbrella of a new non-profit organization (Association Française pour le Cirque de Demain) of which Mauclair would be the President until 2003. The organization's new President, Alain M. Pacherie, a well-known French circus producer, succeeded him, and in 2007, the 28th Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain moved to Pacherie's gigantic [[Cirque Phénix]].
-Over the years, the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain had revealed to the world some of the most extraordinary circus artists of the contemporary circus, from [[Miss Enhtsetseg]], the Mongolian contortionist, to [[David Shiner]], the American clown; from the first acts created by Montréal's [[Ecole Nationale de Cirque|National Circus School]] for the nascent [[Cirque du Soleil]], to the Russian aerialist [[Elena Panova]], who revolutionized swinging trapeze; from the ground-breaking creations of Russian director [[Valentin Gneushev]] to [[Daniel Cyr]] and his new invention, the ''Roue Cyr''; from the first North Korean flyers seen in the West to the latest Chinese acrobatic productions. New concepts, new styles, new visions, have emerged from the Festival, and the contemporary circus has been patiently defined year after year in each edition of the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain.
+Over the years, the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain had revealed to the world some of the most extraordinary circus artists of the contemporary circus, from [[Miss Enhtsetseg]], the Mongolian contortionist, to [[David Shiner]], the American clown; from the first acts created by Montréal's [[Ecole Nationale de Cirque|National Circus School]] for the nascent [[Cirque du Soleil]], to the Russian aerialist [[Elena Panova]], who revolutionized swinging trapeze; from the ground-breaking creations of Russian director [[Valentin Gneushev]] to [[Daniel Cyr]] and his new invention, the ''Roue Cyr''; from the first North Korean flyers seen in the West to the latest Chinese acrobatic productions. New concepts, new styles, new visions, have emerged from the Festival, and the contemporary circus has been patiently defined year after year in each edition of the ''Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain''.
 Every year, circus agents and directors from all over the world meet in Paris to discover the circus talents of the next generation. The Festival's list of medalists (see the Festival's visual history on its [http://www.cirquededemain.paris/en/medias/galleries website]) reads like a Who's Who of today's major circus stars. It has become, over the years, the world's greatest market for new circus acts, and the crucible where the circus of tomorrow constantly reinvents itself.

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	[[Image:Louis Merlin Dominique Mauclair.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Louis Merlin (l.), Dominique Mauclair (ctr.), with Henri Rancy (r.) (1965)]]The Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain ("The World Festival of the Circus of Tomorrow") was conceived and brought to life in 1977 by [[Dominique Mauclair]] (1929-2017) for ''La Piste'', a French non-profit organization that had, until then, produced annually an important fund-raising circus gala in Paris.		[[Image:Louis Merlin Dominique Mauclair.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Louis Merlin (l.), Dominique Mauclair (ctr.), with Henri Rancy (r.) (1965)]]The Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain ("The World Festival of the Circus of Tomorrow") was conceived and brought to life in 1977 by [[Dominique Mauclair]] (1929-2017) for ''La Piste'', a French non-profit organization that had, until then, produced annually an important fund-raising circus gala in Paris.

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	[[Image:Louis Merlin Dominique Mauclair.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Louis Merlin (l.), Dominique Mauclair (ctr.), with Henri Rancy (r.) (1965)]]The Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain ("The World Festival of the Circus of Tomorrow") was conceived and brought to life in 1977 by [[Dominique Mauclair]] (1929-2017) for ''La Piste'', a French non-profit organization that had, until then, produced annually an important fund-raising circus gala in Paris.		[[Image:Louis Merlin Dominique Mauclair.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Louis Merlin (l.), Dominique Mauclair (ctr.), with Henri Rancy (r.) (1965)]]The Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain ("The World Festival of the Circus of Tomorrow") was conceived and brought to life in 1977 by [[Dominique Mauclair]] (1929-2017) for ''La Piste'', a French non-profit organization that had, until then, produced annually an important fund-raising circus gala in Paris.

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 Image:Louis Merlin Dominique Mauclair.jpg|Louis Merlin (l.), Dominique Mauclair (ctr.) and Henri Rancy (r.) (1965)
 File:Charlie_Cairoli_1966.jpg|Dominique Mauclair and Charlie Cairoli (1966)
 File:Festival_Cirque_de_Demain_-_Ringmasters.jpg|Ringmasters' reunion at the 19th Festival. Dominique Mauclair stands in the center, in  blue ringmaster costume (1996)
 File:Jansson,_Vintilova,_Panova_(2014).jpg|Swinging Trapeze Gold Medal winners Uuve Jansson (2011), Darya Vintilova (2006), and Elena Panova (1987) at the 35th Festival (2014)

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−	[[Image:Louis Merlin Dominique Mauclair.jpg\|~~300px~~\|thumb\|right\|Louis Merlin (l.), Dominique Mauclair (ctr.), with Henri Rancy (r.) (1965)]]The Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain ("The World Festival of the Circus of Tomorrow") was conceived and brought to life in 1977 by [[Dominique Mauclair]] (1929-2017) for ''La Piste'', a French non-profit organization that had, until then, produced annually an important fund-raising circus gala in Paris.	+	[[Image:Louis Merlin Dominique Mauclair.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Louis Merlin (l.), Dominique Mauclair (ctr.), with Henri Rancy (r.) (1965)]]The Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain ("The World Festival of the Circus of Tomorrow") was conceived and brought to life in 1977 by [[Dominique Mauclair]] (1929-2017) for ''La Piste'', a French non-profit organization that had, until then, produced annually an important fund-raising circus gala in Paris.

	===La Piste===		===La Piste===

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 The second festival was held in November of the same year, 1977, and took the name of ''Le Cirque de Demain'' ("The Circus of Tomorrow"). It was still linked to the Gala de la Piste. The 3rd festival, in June 1979, moved to the big top of Alexis Gruss's [[Cirque à l'ancienne]]&mdash;home of one of Paris's two circus schools. By then, the Festival had found its style, notably with the distribution of gold, silver, and bronze medals. The first Gold Medal winners, that year, were the young [[Alexis Brothers]]. 1981 saw the last edition of the Gala de la Piste. In 1982, the Festival took a life of its own, with a new and final name, the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain.
-[[File:Jansson,_Vintilova,_Panova_(2014).jpg|thumb|left|300px|Former Gold Medal winners Uuve Jansson, Darya Vintilova, and Elena Panova at the 35th Festival in 2014]]In 1988, the Festival returned to the Cirque d'Hiver-Bouglione. It would be its annual home until 2006, the year Dominique Mauclair, who had produced the festival since its inception and had been all these years an outstanding discoverer of new talents, decided to retire. The festival had became autonomous in 1982, under the umbrella of a new non-profit organization (Association Française pour le Cirque de Demain) of which Mauclair would be the President until 2003. The organization's new President, Alain M. Pacherie, a well-known French circus producer, succeeded him, and in 2007, the 28th Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain moved to Pacherie's gigantic [[Cirque Phénix]].
+[[File:Jansson,_Vintilova,_Panova_(2014).jpg|thumb|left|400px|Former Gold Medal winners Uuve Jansson, Darya Vintilova, and Elena Panova at the 35th Festival in 2014]]In 1988, the Festival returned to the Cirque d'Hiver-Bouglione. It would be its annual home until 2006, the year Dominique Mauclair, who had produced the festival since its inception and had been all these years an outstanding discoverer of new talents, decided to retire. The festival had became autonomous in 1982, under the umbrella of a new non-profit organization (Association Française pour le Cirque de Demain) of which Mauclair would be the President until 2003. The organization's new President, Alain M. Pacherie, a well-known French circus producer, succeeded him, and in 2007, the 28th Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain moved to Pacherie's gigantic [[Cirque Phénix]].
 Over the years, the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain had revealed to the world some of the most extraordinary circus artists of the contemporary circus, from [[Miss Enhtsetseg]], the Mongolian contortionist, to [[David Shiner]], the American clown; from the first acts created by Montréal's [[Ecole Nationale de Cirque|National Circus School]] for the nascent [[Cirque du Soleil]], to the Russian aerialist [[Elena Panova]], who revolutionized swinging trapeze; from the ground-breaking creations of Russian director [[Valentin Gneushev]] to [[Daniel Cyr]] and his new invention, the ''Roue Cyr''; from the first North Korean flyers seen in the West to the latest Chinese acrobatic productions. New concepts, new styles, new visions, have emerged from the Festival, and the contemporary circus has been patiently defined year after year in each edition of the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain.

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 Over the years, the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain had revealed to the world some of the most extraordinary circus artists of the contemporary circus, from [[Miss Enhtsetseg]], the Mongolian contortionist, to [[David Shiner]], the American clown; from the first acts created by Montréal's [[Ecole Nationale de Cirque|National Circus School]] for the nascent [[Cirque du Soleil]], to the Russian aerialist [[Elena Panova]], who revolutionized swinging trapeze; from the ground-breaking creations of Russian director [[Valentin Gneushev]] to [[Daniel Cyr]] and his new invention, the ''Roue Cyr''; from the first North Korean flyers seen in the West to the latest Chinese acrobatic productions. New concepts, new styles, new visions, have emerged from the Festival, and the contemporary circus has been patiently defined year after year in each edition of the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain.
-Every year, circus agents and directors from all over the world meet in Paris to discover the circus talents of the next generation. The Festival's list of medalists (see the Festival's Prize List on its [http://www.cirquededemain.com website] in the "history" section) reads like a Who's Who of today's major circus stars. It has become, over the years, the world's greatest market for new circus acts, and the crucible where the circus of tomorrow constantly reinvents itself.
+Every year, circus agents and directors from all over the world meet in Paris to discover the circus talents of the next generation. The Festival's list of medalists (see the Festival's visual history on its [http://www.cirquededemain.paris/en/medias/galleries website]) reads like a Who's Who of today's major circus stars. It has become, over the years, the world's greatest market for new circus acts, and the crucible where the circus of tomorrow constantly reinvents itself.
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