I think a good theme for this show is love who you are and show it off, even if you don't got it. This kind of illusionary confidence makes people feel better about themselves overall, and generally, those that "don't have it", actually have a better time. I think it's called Sircus cause it is a bit of a freak show, this show makes me think I could start a career in theater, just get some random people to dance around on stage, almost every act went from partially dressed, to less than partially dressed, and for one brief moment, we got to see some pasteys which only covered the nipples. Everything is kept real tame, they have whips and chains around the actors for part of the show, but it's really just for show, some minor pole dancing, I think there was only one actual kiss in the whole show when the rest were fake kisses. Some light touching over the clothes. Then Sissy, the leader/head drag queen, gave a lap dance to a partially willing participant who won the raffle for charity, I'm sure the tickets were meant as a joke, though they promised the winner of the raffle would not be too intense, but it was actually pretty intense. The whole show is done to prerecorded music, I had never heard some of the songs before so possibly sissy actually sang all the songs prerecorded, though the whole show seemed to be clear lip-sinking. Overall, the actors seemed to be victims of bad parenting, I saw them as lost souls, shaking everything they had for less than $100 each per show. Some suggestions, the men were thin but should start doing push-ups and sit-up's daily at a minimum, woman all needed to lose 10-20 lbs minimum, lose them love handles, I mean you're selling a show where they are half naked so give us something to see. Noone but sissy has a single spoken line in the whole show, I'd be interested in some of the stories of the people on stage, why they ended up with sissy, or what kind of stuff they are into. Have some of the actors have some talents, like the light show with the lite up balls and hoola hoop, those were nice. Possibly some actual live singing. Sissy sang (or lip-sang) a song about being a mother hen, and it's pretty clear this is true, but it also seems clear she's leading them down a path of destruction in lasciviousness, and I couldn't help but feel sad for them and wanting better things for them. In the end, I didn't really care for the show though some around me were loving it, finding it entertaining, but I found it hard to applause these cries for help and the loss of dignity, though I did my best to appear as though I was having a good time. read more