Media Coverage
Circus Flora performs show in new home
Circus Flora has been a St. Louis tradition for 32 years. Dana Dean discovered they're juggling a lot of new things this year.
“The Case of the Missing Bellhop” finds Circus Flora, as always, in brilliant form
Talent, charisma, and moxie are all parts of the magic puzzle that is Circus Flora.
Two On the Aisle at Circus Flora
Two on the Aisle covers Circus Flora's new show, the Case of the Missing Bellhop.
Circus Flora Breaks in its New Location with The Case of the Missing Bellhop
In its 32nd season, Circus Flora delights audiences with laughs, death-defying acts, and good old fashioned fun wrapped around the original story of “The Case of the Missing Bellhop.”
The Circus is Back in Town
Immerse yourself in an intriguing whodunit with The Case of the Missing Bellhop. Audiences will be whisked away to the world-famous Balding Hotel, where extreme luxury and dark mystery collide.
Harry Hamm with the Artistic Director of Circus Flora
KMOX Entertainment Critic Harry Hamm interviews the Artistic Director of Circus Flora
The Thread – Cirque Dreams
Circus Flora has a new season, a new permanent home, but an old problem: Tim is trying to join the act...again! This time, Tim tries his hand at pig training, trapeze dancing, and trampoline acrobatics. As Tim seeks to earn a place in the Circus Flora family, he meets a few folks who are creating community in our area.
Video: Circus Flora Opens This Weekend
With each Circus Flora season comes a new theatrical storyline and brand-new performances. This year, the show is called "The Case of the Missing Bellhop," and it features a high-flying trapeze artist, daredevil stunt performers and the St. Louis Arches — a troupe of child acrobats.
Toast Circus Flora’s New Season (and New Home) at Planter’s House
Planter’s House proprietor and master of mixology Ted Kilgore created the Planter’s House new spring/summer cocktail menu with 18 drinks in honor of the Circus Flora. A dollar will be donated for every Circus Story Cocktail sold until October.
Trained Pigs Usher in Circus Flora’s Earlier Start, Permanent Home in Grand Center
For more than 30 years, Circus Flora, a one-ring circus that makes St. Louis its home, has offered a circus show that’s best described as live theater. It’s an intimate setting that is in stark contrast to the images some people might conjure of the large Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus which performed for the last time 10 months ago.