CirqueLouis: Gravity's Varieties Tickets

CirqueLouis: Gravity's Varieties is a Louisville-born nonprofit circus arts collective dedicated to expanding contemporary circus theatre and inclusive access to performance. Founded in 2015 as CirqueLouis, this 501(c)(3) organization blends aerial discipline with storytelling, community engagement, and accessible programming. Co-founders Abbie Springer and Lynley Elliott—both accomplished aerialists—helped shape CirqueLouis’ artistic direction and community partnerships from the start. Gravity's Varieties, the company’s hallmark production, debuted at The Kentucky Center’s Bomhard Theater in November 2018 under the direction of Jordan Clark. The show offered a sensory-friendly option, reflecting CirqueLouis’ commitment to welcoming audiences of all ages and abilities. The troupe continues to emphasize inclusive programming through initiatives like Social Circus and The Unicycle Project, partnering with local organizations to bring circus arts to autistic and underserved communities. Though CirqueLouis’ Gravity's Varieties has not announced a broad touring calendar, the company maintains an active presence in Louisville’s arts scene and via social platforms. We’ve got you covered for the latest on performances, projects, and opportunities to support inclusive, community-focused circus arts.

Biography and works of CirqueLouis: Gravity's Varieties reveal a resilient, collaborative approach to modern circus. The founders—Abbie Springer and Lynley Elliott—built a company that treats performance as a vehicle for education, access, and artistic risk-taking. Gravity's Varieties stands out for its blend of aerial disciplines with narrative elements, all presented through a lens of accessibility. While official touring dates may be scarce, CirqueLouis continues to engage audiences in Louisville and beyond through public workshops, partnerships, and ongoing outreach programs. For fans and supporters, following CirqueLouis on social media provides the most current updates and opportunities to participate in their mission-driven programming.