Belly of the Whale is a magical evening of contemporary circus, live music and theatrical storytelling from Peregrine Circus.
Inspired by the sea, folklore and the stories we carry with us, this original production brings together breathtaking aerial performance, acrobatics, live musicians and unforgettable characters beneath the canvas.
Funny, moving and visually striking, Belly of the Whale is an experience for audiences young and old.
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Peregrine Circus returns this year with an expanded run of performances across Wales, bringing its
distinctive blend of contemporary circus, theatre and live music to a growing network of towns and
coastal communities.
Founded in North Wales, Peregrine Circus brings together international performers,
musicians and visual artists to create live work that sits between circus, theatre, and
immersive storytelling. Known for its carefully crafted atmosphere and emotionally driven
performances, the company has built a reputation for shows that feel intimate in scale while
expansive in imagination.
The new tour marks a significant step in Peregrine’s development, bringing their traditional
big-top tent to several new locations while maintaining the intimate, audience-first approach
that defines the company’s work. The expansion reflects increasing demand for live
performance that is both ambitious in scale and personal in feeling.
With new locations added to the tour, Peregrine Circus continues to extend its reach while
remaining rooted in the communities that shaped its beginnings. Each performance is
designed as a singular event: fleeting, immersive, and created to be experienced collectively.
Tickets are now available via the Peregrine Circus website. Early booking is recommended
due to limited seating and strong advance interest.
“Absolutely worth the price to go and see them and their scintillating, moving, exciting performance.
If they don’t make you want to run away and join the circus, even just a little, then nothing will.”

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