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Universoul Circus returns to Philadelphia with 'Rhythm Of The World'

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ScoopUSA Media, Volume 65 - Number 38

UniverSoul Circus returns to Philadelphia with its new production, **Rhythm of the World,** running from October 24 to November 16 under the big top at 39th Street and Girard Avenue, adjacent to the Philadelphia Zoo. Tickets go on sale on Friday, September 12, at 10 am.

Celebrating 31 years, UniverSoul Circus remains one of America's top family events, featuring international performers in a high-energy, interactive spectacle filled with world-class talent, vibrant costumes, and music from across the globe. Audiences can look forward to a cultural celebration bursting with rhythm, soul, and unforgettable performances.

A Family Favorite with Global Appeal

Rated as one of Ticketmaster's "Top 10 Most Requested Family Events," UniverSoul Circus has entertained over 25 million people with its unique blend of circus arts, theater, and live music. The show spans various genres, including R&B, Latin, hip-hop, jazz, gospel, pop, and the infectious beats of world music. The diverse cast of performers represents five continents, dazzling the audience with acrobatic feats, comedic antics, and cultural displays. More than just a performance, UniverSoul Circus offers a shared experience—an exhilarating, all-ages celebration where people from all backgrounds come together as one big global family.

"Our Rhythm of the World production celebrates not only the world's top circus performers but also the unity of people from all walks of life. It's a powerful reminder of the universal values of love, respect, and togetherness," said Cedric Walker, founder and CEO of UniverSoul Circus.

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