Shekera Circus https://shekera.org/alazana/en Цирк на воде Fri, 04 May 2018 08:34:41 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.2.9 The most modern circus of Ukraine “Shekera” will show the audience a unique, the only show in the world “Alazana” https://shekera.org/alazana/en/the-most-modern-circus-of-ukraine-shekera-will-show-the-audience-a-unique-the-only-show-in-the-world-alazana/ Fri, 04 May 2018 08:34:41 +0000 https://shekera.org/alazana/en/?p=1416 The most modern circus of Ukraine “Shekera” this year will show the audience a unique, world-wide single show “Alazana” and will surprise Ukrainians with incredible monsters and pirate adventures.

“The other day we started an all-Ukrainian tour with the contemporary unique author program” Alazana “. This is not just a program – it’s months of preparation and training, tones of equipment and scenery, only professional artists and the best suits. We act with maximum return. I have worked in 25 countries of the world, I have twenty years of work in the circus and I am sure that Ukrainians are worthy to watch the circus show of the highest quality “, – assured director of the program, laureate of many international festivals Artem Vielkin.

According to director Artem Vielkin, fans of the circus “Shekera” this year, having watched the program “Alazana” will be able to get unforgettable impressions of the journey to the incredible world.

The Alazana program is the latest in the world of circus art. With the help of the latest technology, we realized the dream of “the master of the alternating current” Never Tesla. In an exclusive show, zippers reach 5 meters. The lightning sorcerer passes through his body 100 kilowatts of real live current. The program “Alazana” is an adventure that you will not forget.

]]> Congratulations on International Circus Day! https://shekera.org/alazana/en/congratulations-on-international-circus-day/ Sat, 21 Apr 2018 10:23:40 +0000 https://shekera.org/alazana/en/?p=1410 Who does not capture the spirit of the incredible tricks of gymnasts and acrobats under the dome? Who from the heart did not laugh at sparkling jokes of clowns? And who did not admire the skillful animalstars, who freak out in the arena? Circus art has long united people around the world.
Every third Saturday in April all over the world is celebrated the International Day of Circus.
This date was approved in 2009 on the initiative of the European Circus Association and the World Circus Federation, under the patronage of Princess Monaco Stephanie. The President of the European Circus Association, Urs Pills and Princess Stephanie, invited all circuses to support the initiative of the annual celebration of the International Circus Day, and since then it is a day of preserving traditional traditions, development and improvement.
The first circus numbers were horse stunts, performed by Philippe Astley, and then the gymnasts, jugglers, carpenters, trainers, clowns began to go to the arena.
Today in Ukraine, the circus “Shekera” with dignity supports and develops circus traditions, is an honorary member of the All-Ukrainian Association of Circuses of Ukraine. Today it is one of the best circuses in Ukraine.
“The Shekera Circus uses only the most advanced technologies in the preparation of its programs, they are trying to develop circus arts, creating unique skills and craftsmanship. The circus “Shekera” is currently the only circus, tickets for which programs can be purchased online. This is really a step forward, because Ukrainians deserve to have a good rest “, – said the Head of the All-Ukrainian Association of Circuses of Ukraine, congratulating everyone on the International Circus Day and inviting to enjoy the program of the highest level of skill from the artists of the circus” Shekera “.

]]> The lights of the circus in 2017 in Ashdod https://shekera.org/alazana/en/1235/ Tue, 24 Oct 2017 08:01:32 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/?p=1235 More recently, on the occasion of the Sukkot holiday in Ashdod (Israel), the 3rd International Circus Festival was held.
Representatives of the Shaker circus visited the festival in order to support the artists who defended our country’s honor on the international level.
This year, many celebrities from the circus art were seen at the festival’s judging panel: the president of the Vevey Comedy Film Festival Eugene Chaplin, son of Charlie Chaplin; artistic director of the Parisian cabaret Moulin Rouge Thierry Utrillah; Philip Aghoog of the Cole du Soleil; the best-known trainer Boris Fedotov; Artistic Director of the International Circus Festival in Monte Carlo, Monaco, Alain Frer and many others.
The festival was attended by 60 artists and jury from around 20 countries of the world: Israel, Russia, Ukraine, Denmark, Georgia, Armenia, Spain, France, Italy, USA, Canada, Ethiopia, Poland, Monaco, Mexico, Moldova, Taiwan, Switzerland and Belorussia
“The festival this year was simply incredible. Our Ukrainian actors performed at a rather high level, received approval from the jury members. Equilibrium Victoria Dzyuba, in my opinion, was just great. The trio of “Ecoioki” clowns is generally worthy of the highest praise. The juggler Alexander Sobolev also made a high point, “shared Alexander Shaker’s impressions.
The festival in Ashdod was organized by the City Culture Company, in collaboration with the Dorato Circus, to prove that the circus is an art, not just entertainment.
“Throughout the world, circus art develops, and in our country, it’s not a shame to admit it, it’s harder for artists to give positive emotions to people,” Alexander Shecker summed up.

]]> In Vinnitsa there was a huge elephant https://shekera.org/alazana/en/1231/ Tue, 24 Oct 2017 07:22:53 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/?p=1231 Vinnitsa citizens and guests of the city can feel the heroes of the fable about the elephant, which was taken by the streets of the city. Most recently, in the city really appeared a huge animal, which settled near the dome of the circus “Shekera”.

“We care about the animal and take care of it. The elephant has become a favorite for children and adults and is fondly photographed with everyone who wishes, “- say employees of the circus” Shekera “.

According to eyewitnesses, this is not even an elephant, but a true mammoth, and he does not walk in the streets of the city, because he seems to be very comfortable with the artists of the circus shapito “Shekera”, who also loved the animal and decided to take it to a friendly circus seven ” u

As the editorial staff learned, the circus “Shekera” with the new program “Alazana” came to the city and invites viewers to dip in the incredible world of the lost city!

Ukrainian spectators will be the first to see Alazana miracles in the international tour!

Fantastic heroes promise to transform the arena into the blooming jungle of Alazana and, with the girl-dreamer Gisiel, and the tropical giant, hold the spectators with the most secret trails.

“Among the dancing fountains and waterfalls, and even in the rain, the Egyptian gods and inhabitants of Alazana will open a magic portal to the viewers, allowing them to touch the unknown and the magic. The girl living in the flower, magicians, magicians, playful exotic animals and, of course, clowns are already waiting for the audience in the new program “Alazana” of the circus “Shekera”, – the organizers of the tour say.

The show “ALAZANA” is a fantasy for the whole family. It is incredible to become reality on the arena surrounded by water.

We look forward to meeting you in your city!
Only from October 27 to November 05!

27.10 – 18.00

28.10 – 17.00

29.10-13: 00 and 17.00

03.11 – 18:00

04.11 – 17:00

17.11 – 13:00 and 17:00

Buy tickets on our show You can:

Central courthouse of the circus – in the central park, from 9:00 to 20:00.
Phones for information: +38 (099) 109-19-09; +38 (098) 109-19-09.

You can book and buy tickets on our site – http://www.https://shekera.org/alazana/

Hurry to see yourself, or hear hundreds of times from those who have seen !!!

]]> Подарунок для найменших глядачів https://shekera.org/alazana/en/%d0%bf%d0%be%d0%b4%d0%b0%d1%80%d1%83%d0%bd%d0%be%d0%ba-%d0%b4%d0%bb%d1%8f-%d0%bd%d0%b0%d0%b9%d0%bc%d0%b5%d0%bd%d1%88%d0%b8%d1%85-%d0%b3%d0%bb%d1%8f%d0%b4%d0%b0%d1%87%d1%96%d0%b2/ Fri, 04 Aug 2017 14:11:15 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/?p=1193 Ми дуже любимо та цінуємо наших найменших гладачів! Тому намагаємось вигадати щось цікаве і втілити наші ідеї в життя!

Завітайте до нас і побачите одну з найбільших гірок в Україні! Подаруйте своїм діточкам море радості та задоволення.

 

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]]> Circus for the sake of future children! https://shekera.org/alazana/en/circus-for-the-sake-of-future-children/ Fri, 07 Jul 2017 10:53:10 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/?p=1153 The Circus SHEKERA together with the Ukrainian Association of Circuses of Ukraine held a magnificent charity action under the slogan “Circus for the Future Children”. The Regional Children’s House was visited in the city of Svalyava, Transcarpathian region.
The creative team of the circus happily visited different groups of the kid and brought many gifts. Since these children can not visit the circus performance ALAZANA, the circus came to them home.
The meeting of artists and children will be remembered for a long time. Children with genuine sincerity and joy met the guests and laughed at the clown’s tune. The most important gift of course is the attention and smile, without which it is impossible to imagine a childhood.
With this trip to the Children’s Home, the SHEKERA Circus and the Ukrainian Association of Circuses of Ukraine begin a series of charitable events which invite all our country’s circuses and non-indifferent artists to join.
Support the incredibly important business – “Circus for the future of children”!

 

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]]> Golden Trick Kobzova from 6 to 9 July 2017 in Odessa https://shekera.org/alazana/en/goldentrick/ Fri, 30 Jun 2017 13:52:07 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/?p=1141 Golden Trick Kobzova is an annual international festival of circus art, founded by Nikolai Kobzov in 2011. Four festival days, over 30,000 spectators, 280 artists from 15 countries, 40 best circuses. By its scale and significance, it is among the top five world circus art festivals. The festival became the business card of Ukraine. The organizers of the festival are the All-Ukrainian NGO “Circus Union Kobzova”, with the support of the European Circus Association (ECA).
The festival is held on the territory of the circus “Kobzov”, a circus, which is included in the book of records as the largest circus of Ukraine (310 tons of equipment, 90 trucks, 3 thousand spectators simultaneously, 20 thousand square meters). The purpose of the festival is to identify new talented performers, as well as to popularize Ukraine in the world of circus art. According to Nikolai Kobzov: “The Golden Trick Kobzov Festival” is a unique event in the field of circus art for Ukraine.
Indeed, here are the new “stars of the arena” that glorify Ukraine around the world.

]]> STATE CIRCULAR ENTERPRISES CONCLUDED AGREEMENT ON COOPERATION https://shekera.org/alazana/en/state-circular-enterprises-concluded-agreement-on-cooperation/ Fri, 30 Jun 2017 13:32:06 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/?p=1174 On June 30, in the National Circus of Ukraine, the leaders of 9 state circus enterprises and the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Pop and Circus Arts concluded an agreement on cooperation.

The agreement on cooperation aims at further active development of new areas of circus art and the modernization of the circus business in Ukraine and was concluded in pursuance of the Order of the Ministry of Culture “On Approving the Priority Areas of the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine for the Development of the Circus Case in Ukraine”.

In particular, the said agreement provides:
– active participation of state enterprises in the preparation of competitive national numbers, rides and programs, organizing tours of Ukrainian artists abroad, the development of the festival movement, support for children’s circus studios, providing opportunities for creativity and rehearsals for the company’s artists in the premises of stationary circuses;
– introduction of a common policy regarding the mechanism of forming a circus conveyor;
– search and introduction of new forms that will become an alternative to the circus conveyor;
– active cooperation with the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Pop and Circus Arts, other educational institutions that train circus artists and directors, attract talented students and graduates to participate in the production of rooms, rides, programs with the opportunity to tour abroad;
– search for extrabudgetary funds, investments for joint creative national projects;
– other joint activities aimed at the development of circus arts.

During the signing of the agreement, the Deputy Ministers of Culture of Ukraine Yuriy Rybachuk and Tamara Mazur emphasized that Ukrainian circus art is a part of the European artistic space with rich traditions, artistic discoveries, unique know-how and authored developments, and special education recognized throughout the world.
Ukrainian circus artists and their numbers constantly become prize-winners of specialized international competitions and festivals.

According to the leadership of the Ministry of Culture, state-owned circus enterprises should make every effort to ensure that national circus arts continue to hold such leading positions.

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]]> 6 QUESTIONS WITH OLA VOLO 4 https://shekera.org/alazana/en/6-questions-with-ola-volo-4/ Thu, 08 Jun 2017 16:27:52 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/6-questions-with-ola-volo-4/ This new series aims to highlight creative personalities and disruptive thinkers who live, work and dream out of the box.

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In the growing and vast landscape of mural artists, Ola Volo has stood out as one of Canada’s rising talents. The 27 year old, whose distinct style has lent her a growing social media following and hip brand deals, has been able to expertly tow the line between artist and businesswoman.

Despite producing art in an industry that tends to be dominated by men, Ola has carved a unique place for herself in Canada’s dynamic mural and graffiti scene. Drawing on themes from her childhood spent in Kazakhstan and Vancouver, Ola’s art is based heavily around the idea of storytelling and folklore. From 50 foot murals in Vancouver to the tiny labels of an organic product, the intricate patterns and surreal characters of her work enables it to be quietly subversive and uniquely feminine.

RISE was able to talk to the busy artist and learn about her inspirations, her growing list of clients and – of course – where she’s headed next.

Your art is incredibly unique and distinct. Where do you draw your inspiration from?

European folklore and West Coast folklore. Growing up in Vancouver, I was surrounded by deer and bears. It was unavoidable. But the patterns themselves are coming from Eastern European folklore … the rugs and clothing are very pattern heavy. I lived in Kazakhstan before moving to Canada, so that’s what I visually perceived as normal.

You seem to have lived so many places. Has that influenced your art?

I’ve lived in Kazakhstan, Vancouver, Holland, New York and Montreal.  I’ve been a bit of a vagabond, but it’s important to be able to find inspiration from different environments and people. Especially if the work is very multicultural, you have to be able to put the work into different spaces and see how people react.

When I moved to New York City, everything was very saturated, the way people care so intensely about their aesthetic, it threw my work in a new, brighter direction. It became more saturated with colour. And when I’m working with clients, an Asian festival for example, I’m able to understand the patterns that come from a different culture and invent a way for it to get into my work.

]]> 6 QUESTIONS WITH OLA VOLO 3 https://shekera.org/alazana/en/6-questions-with-ola-volo-3/ Thu, 08 Jun 2017 15:15:34 +0000 http://shekera.org/en/6-questions-with-ola-volo-3/ This new series aims to highlight creative personalities and disruptive thinkers who live, work and dream out of the box.

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In the growing and vast landscape of mural artists, Ola Volo has stood out as one of Canada’s rising talents. The 27 year old, whose distinct style has lent her a growing social media following and hip brand deals, has been able to expertly tow the line between artist and businesswoman.

Despite producing art in an industry that tends to be dominated by men, Ola has carved a unique place for herself in Canada’s dynamic mural and graffiti scene. Drawing on themes from her childhood spent in Kazakhstan and Vancouver, Ola’s art is based heavily around the idea of storytelling and folklore. From 50 foot murals in Vancouver to the tiny labels of an organic product, the intricate patterns and surreal characters of her work enables it to be quietly subversive and uniquely feminine.

RISE was able to talk to the busy artist and learn about her inspirations, her growing list of clients and – of course – where she’s headed next.

Your art is incredibly unique and distinct. Where do you draw your inspiration from?

European folklore and West Coast folklore. Growing up in Vancouver, I was surrounded by deer and bears. It was unavoidable. But the patterns themselves are coming from Eastern European folklore … the rugs and clothing are very pattern heavy. I lived in Kazakhstan before moving to Canada, so that’s what I visually perceived as normal.

You seem to have lived so many places. Has that influenced your art?

I’ve lived in Kazakhstan, Vancouver, Holland, New York and Montreal.  I’ve been a bit of a vagabond, but it’s important to be able to find inspiration from different environments and people. Especially if the work is very multicultural, you have to be able to put the work into different spaces and see how people react.

When I moved to New York City, everything was very saturated, the way people care so intensely about their aesthetic, it threw my work in a new, brighter direction. It became more saturated with colour. And when I’m working with clients, an Asian festival for example, I’m able to understand the patterns that come from a different culture and invent a way for it to get into my work.

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