Rafael Sebastian Peralta Vasco, Luis Eduardo Guzman Cardozo, Wilmar Guzman Beltran, María Alejandra Guarín Gutiérrez talk about being circus performers in Bogotá on the Me contaron los abuelos stage.
Photo by Francisco Guerra, Smithsonian Institution
Wilmar Guzman Beltran and Luis Eduardo Guzman Cardozo show off their theatrical skills.
Photo by Samantha Hawkins, Smithsonian Institution
Members of Circo Ciudad interact with visitors during non-performance times.
Photo by Cristina Díaz-Carrera, Smithsonian Institution
María Alejandra Guarín Gutiérrez, Luis Eduardo Guzman Cardozo, and Wilmar Guzman Beltran pose for a photo.
Photo by Cristina Díaz-Carrera, Smithsonian Institution
Rafael Sebastian Peralta Vasco, Luis Eduardo Guzman Cardozo, Wilmar Guzman Beltran, María Alejandra Guarín Gutiérrez give a presentation on the narrative stage about circus life while American Sign Language interpreter Tatiana Hernandez conveys their message to audience members who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Photo by Francisco Guerra, Smithsonian Institution
Luis Eduardo Guzman Cardozo and Wilmar Guzman Beltran juggle bowling pins for audience members on the El Rumbiadero stage.
Photo by Francisco Guerra, Smithsonian Institution
Wilmar Guzman Beltran watches while Carlos Andrés Niño does a acrobatic stunt during their performance.
Photo by Samantha Hawkins, Smithsonian Institution
Members of Circo Ciudad demonstrate a circus act.
Photo by Samantha Hawkins, Smithsonian Institution
Circo Ciudad was formed by a group of young artists who use comedy to interpret urban life. Through their performances, they involve their audiences in examining current issues.
Artists:
- María Alejandra Guarín Gutiérrez
- Wilmar Guzmán Beltrán
- Luis Eduardo Guzmán Cardozo
- Carlos Andrés Niño
- Rafael Sebastián Peralta Vasco
