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Masks - Conclusion
May. 19th, 2008 06:45 amTo conclude the Masks posts , here are the colophon and, under a cut, the Afterword by Geoffrey Strachan.
( The Afterword )
( The Afterword )
May. 19th, 2008
Today we headed out to Harbourfront to see the 6th Annual Toronto International Circus Festival. The weather has been lousy this weekend but it cleared up a bit today though it was still pretty cold for circus watching.
On the way we saw a schooner making sail
and some weird Canadian art.
We knew we had arrived when we saw a man on a unicycle juggling knives
and, as I warned you on Saturday, clowns. They were no longer lurking in the mist but practicing their dark arts in full public view.
Later on we saw the main stage show which was awesome but a write up will have to wait until I have sorted out approximately a gazillion pictures.
On the way we saw a schooner making sail
and some weird Canadian art.
We knew we had arrived when we saw a man on a unicycle juggling knives
and, as I warned you on Saturday, clowns. They were no longer lurking in the mist but practicing their dark arts in full public view.
Later on we saw the main stage show which was awesome but a write up will have to wait until I have sorted out approximately a gazillion pictures.
The main stage show at the festival was amazing. Fesso the clown (yes, another one) hosted and juggled and kept things moving. There were amazing aerialists; rope, hoop trapeze, regular trapeze, silks, and the truly astonishing Silk Road Acrobats; a troupe of Uyghur refugees. There are more than seventy photos in the Flickr set but here's six to get you going.
