Lions and tigers and bears, goodbye! The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is bringing back 'The Greatest Show on Earth' next year after a six-year hiatus, but the showrunners confirmed on TODAY that animals will not be returning.
It's a dramatic change for a circus that started in 1871 and became known for its acts featuring lions, tigers and elephants. The move is one the showrunners believe reflects audiences' changing tastes.
The new version of the circus comes after two years of planning during the pandemic and is expected to get back on the road in 16 months. "That’s the past, and the great thing is that we’ve had a blank piece of paper to reimagine," producer Kenneth Feld said on TODAY. The revived circus will focus more on death-defying, awe-inspiring human feats. Producers have conducted worldwide auditions from Mongolia to Argentina in search of the top circus performers.
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