Omnium Circus: I'm Possible Tickets

Omnium Circus: I'm Possible stands at the forefront of inclusive live performance. Founded by Lisa B. Lewis in 2020–2021, Omnium aims to redefine what accessibility means in the arts, positioning itself as the world’s most inclusive circus. The flagship show, I'm Possible, blends traditional circus disciplines with accessibility features like integrated ASL, audio description, closed captions where possible, tactile experiences, relaxed seating, and bilingual English/ASL presentation in many venues. The company has earned wide recognition for its commitment to representation and inclusion.

In New York, the show enjoyed a successful Off-Broadway run at New Victory Theater, earning strong praise from critics, including The New York Times, which called Omnium 'genuinely extraordinary.' The organization has been honored with accolades such as the Anthem Award Gold for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion – Community Event, and the 2026 Zero Project Art Award (announced in 2025). Omnium has also been recognized as a Leading Disability Employer by the National Organization on Disability in 2022 and 2023.

Omnium’s touring footprint continues to grow across the United States. The 2025 tour includes stops in Washington, D.C., Lafayette, LA, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, Omaha, NE, Luling, LA, and New York/Queens, bringing immersive, accessible theatre to diverse audiences. Follow official channels for the latest tour dates, ticket information, and venue accessibility details.

Timely accessibility is a core value for Omnium Circus. Each performance prioritizes inclusive elements: ASL interpretation integrated into the show, audio description options, optional tactile experiences, and seating designed for comfort and accessibility. For the latest updates on tour stops, venue amenities, and ticketing, secure your seats with us—we’ve got you covered. To explore more about Omnium Circus: - Official site: Omnium Circus - Social media: Instagram, X (Twitter), Facebook, YouTube

Upcoming tour highlights in 2025–2026 include: Washington, D.C. (Warner Theatre, Feb 22), Lafayette, LA (Heymann Performing Arts Center, Mar 14), Rancho Cucamonga, CA (Lewis Family Playhouse, Mar 30), Omaha, NE (Steelhouse/Omaha Performing Arts, Apr 3), Luling, LA (Lafon Performing Arts Center, Oct 5), and New York/Queens (Queens Theatre, Nov 16). Dates to be announced for additional cities as the season progresses.