Circo Rum Ba Ba is a women’s circus theatre company which creates wonderfully bizarre, offbeat walkabout characters and images, designed specifically for festivals and events, from the subtle cameo to the grand parade.
Circo Rum Ba Ba started its creative life in 1999. It was the brain child of Marianne Grove, a British performer who ran away to the circus in Japan. There she gained a wealth of circus skills training with Imegi Circus - becoming the company's clown!
Marianne met Winnie Elliott, an actor who trained at Kent University and The Guildhall School of Drama, whilst performing a children's show 'The Flying Chestycoffs' in 2001. She invited Winnie to join Circo Rum Ba Ba and they have run the company together ever since.
As well as being an acrobat, stilt walker and ball balancer, Marianne also plays the Musical Saw. As well as being Welsh, Winnie Elliott also plays the Celtic Harp. Circo Rum Ba Ba prides itself on promoting female performers in circus and street theatre.
