Butlin’s is launching a stunning new live show featuring circus and dance acts next year

BUTLIN’S is launching a stunning new live show just in time for February half term next year. Electric Circus will feature a variety of circus, dance and gymnastics acts, all showcased with the help of lights and video screens. In a teaser of the new live show, Butlin’s has revealed that circus and gymnastics acts […]

BUTLIN’S is launching a stunning new live show just in time for February half term next year.

Electric Circus will feature a variety of circus, dance and gymnastics acts, all showcased with the help of lights and video screens.

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Butlin’s new live show is called Electric Circus[/caption]

In a teaser of the new live show, Butlin’s has revealed that circus and gymnastics acts will be using LED lights as part of their performance, which will be in the dark.

Dancers will be wearing lightsuits that change colour, and the light will move with the dancers.

According to Tim Chown, the director and technical producer of the show, every minute of the dance performance takes 20 hours of programming time.

Butlin’s has commissioned the exclusive live act for the 2020 season, with the performance included in the price of stays.

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It will feature LED lights and lightsuites[/caption]

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The show is an exclusive for the holiday company[/caption]

It will be available in all the resorts – Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness.

However, you can only see it on selected dates, so make sure you book in for the February, May and October half term, Easter, Christmas Fantasy weekends, Christmas and New Year breaks.

Prices of the breaks will vary depending on which resort you visit and the time of the year, but they start from £159 for the standard rooms, which sleeps up to four people.

Earlier this year, Butlin’s launched a new £40million swimming pool at its Bognor Regis resort.

It featured the world’s first Helter Skelter water slide, as well as Stick of Rock slides and the outdoors Seaside Garden rapids.

There’s also a wave machine for those looking to test out their surfing skills.

And for younger children, there’s a quieter spot where they can test out the water as well.

In 2017, Butlin’s Skegness camp became a Grade II listed site as it’s a piece of UK history.

First photos of a new £3.5billion theme park that rivals Disney has been revealed.

And Yorkshire is also getting a new theme park resort with 70 rides.